Zincochromite

Zincochromite is a mineral; formula ZnCr₂O₄, It is the zinc analogue of Chromite, hence the name. Discovered in 1987 in South Karelia, Russia.

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Habit:  Euhedral Crystals - Occurs as well-formed crystals showing good external form.  
Hardness:  5.8  
Luster:  Sub Metallic.{| class="wikitable"

Physical Properties of Zoncochromite [Colour-Brownish Black] [Diaphaniety-Translucent to Opaque]

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Electron Density:  Relectron=5.02 gm/cc         

Note: Zincochromite =5.32 gm/cc.

Fermion Index  Fermion Index = 0.05395

Boson Index = 0.94605

Photoelectric:  PEZincochromite = 24.45 barns/electron

U=PEZincochromite x relectron= 122.61 barns/cc.

Radioactivity:  GRapi = 0  (Gamma Ray American Petroleum Institute Units)

Zincochromite is Not Radioactive]]

References

• Webmineral data
• Mindat.org