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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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Would anyone out there have a piece of coal that has undergone spontaneous combustion? I should have all kinds of sulfates in it. I would like to use spectroscopy to examine the sulfates and see how ... | |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 2 Views: 8566 |
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Hi all,
Received today a small lot of verry nice skeletal pyrites from a private mine in washington. These items are naturaly etched and looks great. Will post more information and pictures lat ... |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 6 Views: 22569 |
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If the pyrite was in a mine, then it was probably already exposed to water. It looks like there's dried mud on the surface.
If the pyrite has managed to be stable up to this point, then it probabl ... |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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Hi! I'm still out here working on this. Thank you to everyone who has sent me samples. My collaborators have asked me to get some pyrrhotite (decayed and otherwise) in the meantime. I would also b ... | |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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It looks like it could be marcasite, if the crystals are sheet-like. Or marcasite that morphed to pyrite. | |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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Hi. I have been offered some samples of decayed pyrite and marcasite. Thanks! I eagerly await them, as the more statistics I have the better. In the meantime, I have also obtained some decayed spe ... | |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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Hi. I can't write private messages yet, as I just joined the forum.
Darryl, I would like very much to see the coal and shale samples, with the pyrite and the marcasite. Certain clays are a suspect ... |
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Trudy Bolin Replies: 24 Views: 65851 |
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Popping sounds? I haven't heard of that before. That's interesting.
I am not a mineral collector, but I look at metal sulfide transformations in fossil fuels. I have been interested in how pyrit ... |
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