Sulphides ( Сульфиды )

 This is a large and complex group of minerals in which bonding is both ionic and covalent in character. The sulfide group has the general formula AMXP, where X, the larger atom, is typically S but can be As, Sb, Te, Bi, or Se, and A is one or more metals. The sulfo-salts, which are much rarer than sulfides, have the general formula AMBNXP, where A is commonly Ag, Cu, or Pb, B is commonly As, Sb, or Bi, and X is S. The sulfide and sulfo-salt minerals are generally opaque, heavy and have a metallic to sub-metallic lustre. 

Chalcocite – Cu2S 

Bornite – Cu5FeS4 

Galena – PbS 

Sphalerite – ZnS 

Chalcopyrite – CuFeS2 

Pyrrhotite – Fe1–xS 

Pentlandite – (Fe,Ni)9S8 

Millerite – NiS 

Covellite – CuS 

Cinnabar – HgS 

Skutterudite – (Co,Ni)As3 

Sperrylite – PtAs2 

Braggite/cooperite – (Pt,Pd,Ni)S 

Moncheite – (Pt,Pd)(Te,Bi)2 

Cobaltite – CoAsS 

Gersdorffite – NiAsS 

Loellingite – FeAs2 

Molybdenite – MoS2 

Realgar – AsS 

Orpiment – As2S3 

Stibnite – Sb2S3 

Bismuthinite – Bi2S3 

Argentite – Ag2S 

Calaverite – AuTe2 

Pyrite – FeS2 

Laurite – RuS2 

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