Abstract
A specimen of vesicular lava, collected at Kilauea by J.D. Dana in 1840, was found to be impregnated with orange-red to sulfur-yellow selensulfur, composed of 94.82 percent sulfur and 5.18 percent selenium. Brown suggests that, owing to the small proportion of selenium, the name "seleniferous sulfur" would be appropriate.
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