FeS2: An Attempt at Describing a Species in the Lusatian Tertiary

The compound of sulfur and iron has always captured people's attention. Known as Fool’s Gold, it has deceived inexperienced treasure hunters since ancient times.
In the early 20th century, FeS2 minerals became a key raw material for sulfuric acid production, fueling the growth of the chemical industry. Today, beyond its economic significance, FeS2 is increasingly viewed through an environmental lens.

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