… the metal-insulator transition at~ 230 K in cuproiridsite CuIr2S4 by means of X-ray total scattering
… in several TMCs seemingly unrelated to cuproiridsite. Although admittedly eclectic, this …

… East Madagascar cuproiridsite (CuIr 2 S 4 ) is present. Cuproiridsite and malanite were found
in the Konder and Inagli placers on the Aldan Shield, with cuproiridsite being predominant …

… Less common are cuproiridsite (up to 5 μm), irarsite (up to 4–5 μm), and laurite (up to 4
μm). The predominant sulfide is heazlewoodite, in intergrowth with Ni–Fe alloys, sporadically …

… One grain of Cu-Ir sulfide having the thiospinel type stoichiometry of cuproiridsite (Table 1
analysis.6) was identified as part of a composite inclusion with laurite (Table 1 analysis 5) and …

The region of the Polar Urals (Russia) is known for occurrences of large Cr-bearing massifs.
We present the new data on platinum group elements geochemistry and mineralogy in …

The northern Ural region incorporates several large ultrabasic massifs (Voykar-Osa, Rai-Iz,
and Syum-Keu) conned to the Polar Ural ophiolite belt. The massifs enclose chromite …

… The most abundant PGM is laurite, accompanied by minor cuproiridsite and alloys in the
system … Laurite and cuproiridsite are considered to be magmatic in origin, ie, entrapped as solid …

… Cuproiridsite also occur as solitary inclusions (up to 8 pm) in the same sample of chromite
that hosts the kashinite. The grains generally have a shape corresponding to a section …

… is relevant to further discussions in relation to the ideal endmember formula for cuproiridsite.
… would be able to employ the chemical formula for cuproiridsite, as given. For example, it …

… Irarsite and cuproiridsite were only qualitatively identified. Irarsite occurs with laurite in one
… Cuproiridsite has been observed frequently attached to the edges of the laurite crystals (Fig. …