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Marco Sr. Replies: 0 Views: 7034 |
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I received the below piece as a gift with some petrified wood that I purchased from Indonesia. I’ve included some close-up pictures from my microscope. I’m not really sure if this is a piece of petr ... | |
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Marco Sr. Replies: 4 Views: 5202 |
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Orange is probably goethite too, and brown is probably various iron oxides mixed together.
Greens and blues, unless there are copper, nickel or chromium deposits around there, are probably also cau ... |
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Marco Sr. Replies: 4 Views: 5202 |
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Reds and yellows in rocks are usually - in fact almost always - produced by various iron oxides, hematite for the red and goethite (mostly) for the yellow.
At a very small number of localities one ... |
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Marco Sr. Replies: 4 Views: 5202 |
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I recently purchased some petrified wood pieces from Indonesia and was amazed by the vivid colors that I could see in the pieces with my microscope. I’m curious what minerals caused the different col ... | |
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