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	 Grechishchevite Mineral Data  |  |  | 
   
| General Grechishchevite  Information  | 
|  Chemical  Formula: | Hg3S2(Br,Cl,I)2 | 
|  Composition: | Molecular Weight = 817.84 gm | 
|  | Mercury   73.58 %  Hg   76.51 % Hg2O | 
|  | Sulfur     7.84 %  S     7.84 % S2- | 
|  | -   %  S    -3.91 % -O=S | 
|  | Iodine     6.21 %  I     6.21 % I | 
|  | -   %
  I    -0.39 % -O=I2 | 
|  | Bromine    9.77 %  Br    9.77 % Br | 
|  | -   %
  Br   -0.98 % -O=Br2 | 
|  | Chlorine   2.60 %  Cl    2.60 % Cl | 
|  | -   %
  Cl   -0.59 % -O=Cl2 | 
|  | ______        ______ | 
|  | 100.00 %       97.07 % = TOTAL OXIDE | 
|  Empirical Formula: | Hg3S2BrCl0.6I0.4 | 
|  Environment: | In the oxidation zone in fractures of a mercury deposit. | 
|  IMA Status: | Approved IMA 1990 | 
|  Locality: | Arzak and Kadyrel mercury deposits, Tuva, Siberia, Russia. Link to MinDat.org Location Data. | 
|  Name Origin: | Named for Oleg Konstantinovich Grechishchev, Russian engineering geologist, long-time student of mercury ores from Tuva, Siberia. | 
|  Name Pronunciation: | Grechishchevite  + Pronunciation   | 
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