Info: Devilline is a complex mineral, that often forms nail-shaped agregates. The colour of this mineral varies from emerald blue to blue-green. Devilline is a rare mineral, which forms often in varios copper deposits and mines. There he is often seen with azurite, malachite and gypsum.
How to recognize: Devilline cannot be dissolved into water, but it's easly dissolved into acids. When heated, the deviline dissolves, leaving white smoke.
Found: Devilline was found in Slovakia, Cornwall (GB) and on Corsica (France).
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Crystal structure |
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Monoclinic |
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Hardness |
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2,5 |
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Colour |
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From emerald green to blue |
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Luster |
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Vitreous, pearly |