University of Hamburg Mineralogical Museum of the University of Hamburg
Mineral name
 
Laueite
Laueite cotype material
Hölzel-No.
 
8.DE.435
Type of specimen
 
CT
IMA-No. / Accepted
 
prä-IMA 1954
Chemical formula
 
Mn2+Fe23+[OH|PO4]2 · 8H2O
Type locality
 
Germany, Bavaria, Upper Palatinate, Hagendorf-South (pegmatite)
Associated minerals
 
Rockbridgeite, huréaulite, stewartite
Collection
 
Mineralogische Sammlungen - Technische Universität Berlin
Contact person
 
Dr. Robert Johannes Giebel
Catalogue−No. / Site
 
89/192, 89/200, 92/54 / 34-1, 31-6
Nature of 
type specimen

 
Specimen with about 50 crystals up to 1,5 mm next to huréaulite on rockbridgeite;
Specimen with about 50 crystals up to 2 mm on a thin crust of rockbridgeite;
Specimen with about 10 crystals up to 1,5 mm next to stewartite on rockbridgeite
References

Laueit, MnFe2III[OH|PO4]2 · 8H2O.
Strunz, H. (1954)
Naturwissenschaften, 41, 256
Notes / Further information

Collected by Prof. Dr. Christel Tennyson in 1952. The mineral was named in honor of Max von Laue.
Last update 27. April 2022 by A. Matthies Imprint (german)