Northupite from Lake Kittwe, Uganda

Northupite, sodium magnesium chloro-carbonate, is a rare mineral that generally forms by precipitation from very saline waters, such as in salt lakes. It is generally found in gray or yellowish octahedral crystals, well exemplified by those from Lake Kitt

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