Marcasite and Pyrite (FeS2)
B Hyde and M Okeeffe
Australian Journal of Chemistry
49(8) 867 - 872
Published: 1996
Abstract
We first describe the structures of FeS2-marcasite and FeS2-pyrite, and the way in which they are related. It is then explained how this relationship can successfully account for several phenomena: pyrite- marcasite intergrowths, the reported anisotropy of (nominally cubic, and therefore isotropic) FeS2-pyrite, stacking and deformation faults in pyrite parallel to {100}, and the observed structure of the pararammelsbergite polymorph of NiAs2.
https://doi.org/10.1071/CH9960867
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