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A new Ag–Sb–Te sulfosalt named fengruiite was identified at the Haopinggou deposit, while researchers tested lithium and boron transport in pegmatitic systems and released an IMA commission newsletter.

The latest issue of the European Journal of Mineralogy reports a newly identified silver‑tellurium sulfosalt, experimental insights on lithium and boron isotope behavior in pegmatites, and updates from IMA’s Commission on New Minerals.

Researchers demonstrate lithium and boron transfer via fluid phases during late‑stage pegmatite formation, with heavy lithium preferentially enriching the fluid.

Scientists have identified a new silver‑antimony‑tellurium sulfosalt called fengruiite from the Haopinggou deposit in eastern Qinling, China.

Rock Chasing launches a tool that instantly identifies more than 120 rocks and minerals in the United States.

The International Mineralogical Association’s CNMNC issued its 92nd newsletter, outlining updated guidelines for proposing new minerals without introducing any new species.

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Researchers demonstrate that lithium and boron migrate via fluid phases between melts at low rates, with heavier ^7Li accumulating in the fluid during late‑stage pegmatitic growth.

Researchers discovered a novel Ag–Sb–Te sulfosalt mineral, Fengruiite, revealing how tellurium helps concentrate silver in ore deposits.

A new study shows mantle xenoliths preserve deep water signatures via hydrous‑point‑defect pyroxenes.

The IMA’s CNMNC published its 92nd newsletter detailing updates on mineral nomenclature and classification.

Scientists identify xianhuaite-(Ce), a new rare‑earth mineral containing potassium, cerium, and niobium found at the Bayan Obo deposit in northern China.