Material
Krásno greisen ore
The greisen material of the Hub stock: Li-mica-topaz and topaz-Li-mica greisens enriched, relative to the weakly greisenised topaz granites they replace, in calcium, fluorine, iron, lithium, silicon, tin and tungsten. It carries cassiterite and wolframite, and its Li-mica is zinnwaldite — a lithium host that is neither spodumene nor a brine.
Classification
- material class
- ORE_FEED
- physical form
- SOLID
How this record is known
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- Settled consensus
- Cited as the accepted position of the discipline.
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Establishedlithium in zinnwaldite, tin in near-ideal cassiterite, tungsten in manganoan ferberite
Reported for this deposit
The Krásno greisen material carries its three metals in three named minerals: lithium in ZINNWALDITE, tin in cassiterite of near-ideal composition above 99 weight per cent SnO2, and tungsten in wolframite of manganoan ferberite composition. The lithium host matters: zinnwaldite is a mica, and it is neither spodumene nor petalite nor a brine.
- assertion basis: SOURCE_REPORTED
- definition basis: Mineral identifications and mineral chemistry as reported in the study.
- commodity role: Three commodities in one greisen, each in its own mineral.
- locality: Krásno–Horní Slavkov ore district, Krušné hory, Czechia.
- assumption: Naming a host mineral is not a grade, not a resource and not a statement that any of the three has been or could be recovered from this material.
Evidence support: Supported by the cited evidence · one source
Evidence: René 2018 · Peer-reviewed
Record last updated 2026-09-11. Corrections follow the published corrections policy; superseded claims are retained, never silently edited.