Domitrovicite

domitrovicite

rasmussonite

muskovite

lazaraskeite

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Formula: Zn(C2H3O3)2.2H2O
Organic compound, zinc-bearing mineral
Crystal system: Monoclinic
Environments

Hydrothermal environments, organic mineral

Domitrovicite is a new mineral, approved in 2023. At present (September 2025) it has been reported only from the type locality, and is pending publication.
Since the discovery of the first glycolate mineral, lazaraskeite, from the western end of Pusch Ridge in the Santa Catalina Mountains, Tucson, Arizona, USA, at least eight other glycolate minerals have been identified from the same locality, namely domitrovicite, fuchunite, glecklerite, jimkrieghite, lianbinite, puschridgeite, rasmussenite and stanevansite.


Localities

At the type locality, Western end, Pusch Ridge, Pima County, Arizona, USA, domitrovicite has been found with rasmussenite, lazaraskeite and muscovite (Mindat photo).
Domitrovicite from Pusch Ridge - Image

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