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{{Mineral | name=Galena | cdesc=Lead sulfide | formula=PbS | cluster=Dark lead-gray; metallic; streak: dark lead-gray | hardness=2 1/2 | cleavage=Perfect in three directions at 90º | odata=''fracture'' subconchoidal (rare); brittle| sgravity=7.4 to 7.6 | crystal=Isometric; commonly in [[cubes]] and [[octahedrons]]; [[dodecahedrons]] less frequent; also [[massive]] and in cleavage fragments, [[coarse]]- or [[fine-grained]], [[fibrous]] | fmark=Cubic cleavage and lead-gray color | species=The cubic cleavage and dark lead-gray color will distinguish galena from [[sphalerite]], [[jamesonite]], and [[stibnite]]| enviro=Galena is the commonest of all lead minerals and occurs in several environments. | occur=Fine crystals and crystal groups| norigin=From the [[Latin]] ''galena'', which was applied to [[lead]] [[ore]] or the [[dross]] from melted lead.  }}
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{{Mineral  
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| name=Galena  
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| image=Galena.jpg
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| cdesc=Lead sulfide  
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| formula=PbS  
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| colors=Dark lead-gray; metallic when fresh
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| streak= Dark lead-gray  
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| hardness=2.5
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| cleavage=Perfect in three directions at 90º  
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| fracture= Subconchoidal, (rare); brittle
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| sgravity=7.4 to 7.6  
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| csystem=Isometric
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| chabit=Commonly in [[cube]]s and [[octahedron]]s; [[dodecahedron]]s less frequent; also [[massive]] and in cleavage fragments, [[coarse]]- or [[fine-grained]], [[fibrous]]  
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| cleavage=Cubic cleavage  
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| enviro=Galena is the commonest of all lead minerals and occurs in several environments.  
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| occur=Fine crystals and crystal groups
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| nameorigin=From the [[Latin]] ''galena'', which was applied to [[lead]] [[ore]] or the [[dross]] from melted lead.   
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}}
 
Chesterman, pp. 361-362
 
Chesterman, pp. 361-362
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=Sources=
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==Sources==
 
*Chesterman, Charles W. ''The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Rocks and Minerals'', Alfred A. Knopf: New York (1987)
 
*Chesterman, Charles W. ''The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Rocks and Minerals'', Alfred A. Knopf: New York (1987)
 
<includeonly>[[Category:Minerals]]</includeonly>
 
<includeonly>[[Category:Minerals]]</includeonly>
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