What is another word for rambergite?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈambəd͡ʒˌa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Rambergite is a rare sulfosalt mineral that is composed of silver, copper, arsenic, and sulfur. It is named after the geologist Sven Ramberg. The mineral is known for its striking metallic luster and its distinctive orange-yellow color. Rambergite is often used in geological research due to its unique properties and rarity. Some synonyms for rambergite include arsenbystrite, olmsteadite, pearceite, pearceite-2a, pearceite-2m, pearceite-3r, pearceite-4m, pearceite-4n, polybasite, and xanthoconite. These terms describe similar minerals that share some or all of the same chemical compositions and crystal structures as rambergite. These synonyms can be useful in identifying and classifying these rare minerals in various research contexts.
