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The 11 pages that link to Sphalerite, each with the reason it gives.

• ZincBroader topic: Most zinc production begins with sphalerite-bearing deposits.

• Sulfide mineralBroader topic: It is the principal ore mineral of zinc.

• GalenaRelated: The two minerals commonly occur together in lead-zinc deposits.

• Zinc sulfideBroader topic: Its cubic crystal structure is the common natural form of ZnS.

• CadmiumRelated: Cadmium commonly substitutes for zinc in sphalerite and is recovered during zinc processing.

• Cadmium sulfideRelated: Its zinc sulfide structure is closely related to the common crystal structure of CdS.

• IndiumRelated: Indium occurs mainly as a trace constituent in sphalerite and is recovered during zinc processing.

• SmithsoniteRelated: Oxidation of sphalerite is a major source of zinc for secondary smithsonite.

• Wurtzite crystal structureCompared with: It is the cubic polymorph counterpart to hexagonal wurtzite zinc sulfide.

• Lead(II) sulfideRelated: It commonly occurs alongside galena in lead-zinc deposits.

• GreenockiteRelated: Greenockite often occurs as a coating or inclusion on sphalerite.