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Pitchblende - McKinney Mine, Spruce Pine, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell Co., North Carolina, USA |
Posted by Michael Jacob
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Michael Jacob
Pitchblende - McKinney Mine, Spruce Pine, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell Co., North Carolina, USA February 22, 2012 02:14AM |
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Re: Pitchblende - McKinney Mine, Spruce Pine, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell Co., North Carolina, USA February 22, 2012 03:07AM |
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Registered: 7 years ago Posts: 524 |
Probably the most significant factor that it's uraninite is that polycrase has not been reported from McKinney mine. Your description of the relative radioactivity would also suggest uraninite which exhibits about 10 times the activity of polycrase. You could also check the density since uraninite is more dense than polycrase.
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Re: Pitchblende - McKinney Mine, Spruce Pine, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell Co., North Carolina, USA February 22, 2012 03:16AM |
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Re: Pitchblende - McKinney Mine, Spruce Pine, Spruce Pine District, Mitchell Co., North Carolina, USA February 25, 2012 03:55PM |
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