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English: Known as hag stones , holey stones or witch stones. When minerals within rocks experience mechanical stress, the weak bonds holding the dimers together are broken, creating a charge imbalance that gives rise to mobile positive holes. These holes travel through stressed mineral grains to other nearby minerals—like current passing through a p-doped semiconductor—until they eventually arrive at the rock's surface
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