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Calderonite is just the refined formula for Heyite?
  
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PostPosted: Sep 10, 2010 16:11    Post subject: Calderonite is just the refined formula for Heyite?  

I could propose to discuss what was solved with few lines in a la Mindat.
Question and answers could be found under my name (lluis, Lluis, or Lluís)

If Calderonite is just the refined formula for heyite, why IMA ccept calderonite?
per protocols, should be called heyite
And more, why both coexists? Are the *same* species.

As Peter says ( https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/viewtopic.php?p=13260#13260 ), things could go from social to scientific, or from scientific to social....
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PostPosted: Sep 10, 2010 16:39    Post subject: Re: Calderonite is just the refined formula for Heyite?  

Which was described first - heyite or calderonite? The discreditation is in the works already.
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PostPosted: Sep 11, 2010 02:34    Post subject: Re: Calderonite is just the refined formula for Heyite?  

Hi, Alfredo

Heyite was first described 1971
Calderonite in 2001

Then, using the logics and his own protocols (I am cynical), IMA propose to dicredite heyite, the first described one, if I understand well (I have heard that, but now I have read it in Mindat).

Why?
Is that not a form of backslapping?

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