Formula: (K2,Ca,Sr)U3O10.4H2O
Origin of name: for Henri Agrinier (1928-1971), French engineer, Mineralogy Laboratory of the French Atomic Energy Commission, Paris, France
Crystal system: Orthorhombic, pseudo-hexagonal
Crystal class: 2/m 2/m 2/m, mm2 or 222
Twinning: on composition plane {110}, sector twinning
Unit cell: a = 14.04 Å, b = 24.07 Å, c = 14.13 Å
Colour: Orange
Diaphaneity: Transparant to translucent
Habit: Crystals tabular with pseudo-hexagonal section
Specific gravity: 5.7
Cleavage: 1; {001} good
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Comments: Found in the oxidation zone of a uranium deposit.
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