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Descargar Aquí 1 Compendio de Mineralogía Giovanni Pedemonte Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos 2 Índice de Contenido Información de las Fotografías .................................................................................................................. 8 Prefacio ...................................................................................................................................................... 18 Introducción .............................................................................................................................................. 19 CLASE I: Elementos Nativos .................................................................................. 20 Oro Nativo ................................................................................................................................................. 21 Plata Nativa................................................................................................................................................ 22 Cobre Nativo .............................................................................................................................................. 23 Mercurio Nativo ........................................................................................................................................ 24 Platino Nativo ............................................................................................................................................ 25 Azufre Nativo ............................................................................................................................................. 26 Grafito ........................................................................................................................................................ 27 Diamante ................................................................................................................................................... 28 CLASE II: Sulfuros y sulfosales .............................................................................. 29 Pirita .......................................................................................................................................................... 30 Marcasita ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Pirrotita ...................................................................................................................................................... 32 Galena ........................................................................................................................................................ 33 Esfalerita .................................................................................................................................................... 34 Wurtzita ..................................................................................................................................................... 35 Cinabrio ..................................................................................................................................................... 36 Molibdenita ............................................................................................................................................... 37 Acantita...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Estibnita ..................................................................................................................................................... 39 Bismutinita ................................................................................................................................................. 40 Arsenopirita ............................................................................................................................................... 41 Rejalgar ...................................................................................................................................................... 42 Oropimente ............................................................................................................................................... 43 Covelita ...................................................................................................................................................... 44 Calcosina .................................................................................................................................................... 45 Bornita ....................................................................................................................................................... 46 Calcopirita .................................................................................................................................................. 47 Tetraedrita ................................................................................................................................................. 48 Tenantita ................................................................................................................................................... 49 Freibergita ................................................................................................................................................. 50 Pirargirita ................................................................................................................................................... 51 Proustita .................................................................................................................................................... 52 Bournonita ................................................................................................................................................. 53 Geocronita ................................................................................................................................................. 54 3 Boulangerita .............................................................................................................................................. 55 Jamesonita ................................................................................................................................................. 56 Gratonita ................................................................................................................................................... 57 CLASE III: Haluros ................................................................................................. 58 Halita.......................................................................................................................................................... 59 Silvita ......................................................................................................................................................... 60 Clorargirita ................................................................................................................................................. 61 Atacamita................................................................................................................................................... 62 Fluorita....................................................................................................................................................... 63 CLASE IV: Óxidos e Hidróxidos Óxidos .................................................................................................................. 64 Cuprita ....................................................................................................................................................... 65 Corindón .................................................................................................................................................... 66 Hematita .................................................................................................................................................... 67 Ilmenita ...................................................................................................................................................... 68 Cromita ...................................................................................................................................................... 69 Espinela ...................................................................................................................................................... 70 Magnetita .................................................................................................................................................. 71 Casiterita .................................................................................................................................................... 72 Rutilo ......................................................................................................................................................... 73 Pirolusita .................................................................................................................................................... 74 Uraninita .................................................................................................................................................... 75 Hidróxidos 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