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Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

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Almandine : Fe2+3Al2[SiO4]3

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

Crystal with 4x4x4cm - March of 2003
 © Martins da PedraPhoto ID: 45701    View Count: 302

Irarsite : (Ir,Ru,Rh,Pt)AsS, Sperrylite : PtAs2

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Grain of irarsite of composition (Ir.80Os.20Ru.01)1.01(As.92Sb.07).99S1.00 with more bright in BSE inclusions of sperrylite with composition (Pt.96Rh.04)1.00As2.00. Selfcollected in May of 2004. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138659    View Count: 334

Iridium : (Ir,Os,Ru)

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Grain of native iridium with composition Ir.55Os.30Ru.09Pt.04Rh.02 from gold placiers. This composition fit into immiscibility gap on classificational scheme of L. Cabri. But as it was shown by Yushko-Zakharova e.a., in natural system Os-Ir-Ru the immiscibility gap is much more narrow, than in syntetic one. Apparently complex cation ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138666    View Count: 184

Iridium : (Ir,Os,Ru)

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Typical grain of native iridium with composition Ir.72Os.28 from gold placiers. According to L. Cabri classification it had belong to osmiridium field, but according to 50% rule, accepted by IMA, it is iridium now. It is cubic mineral and is quite different in shape from hexagonal members of Os-Ir-Ru system. It hasn't also cleavage, so ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138663    View Count: 180

Iridium : (Ir,Os,Ru)

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Grain of native iridium with two compositions Ir.68Os.32 (more bright in BSE) and Ir.61Os.39 (more darker upper part of the grain) from gold placiers. This composition fit into immiscibility gap on classificational scheme of L. Cabri. But as it was shown by Yushko-Zakharova e.a., in natural system Os-Ir-Ru the immiscibility gap is much ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138668    View Count: 152

Multiple photos availableLead : Pb, Cerussite : PbCO3

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

Small ~1.2 mm long crumpled leaf on native lead from gold placer on small stream the left tributary of Tumet river. Probe for washing was taken from 1.5 m depth. Selfcollected in April 2004. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 110025    View Count: 195

Osmium (Var: Iridosmine) : (Os,Ir)

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Typical hexagonal tabular crystal of osmium with composition Os.58Ir.42 - according to L. Cabri classification it had belong to iridosmine field, but according to 50% rule, accepted by IMA, it is osmium now. The crystal is composed by hexagonal prisme, two hexagonal dipyramides and pinacoids. Note zone of the crystal enriched with ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138661    View Count: 372

Multiple photos availableRuthenium : (Ru,Ir), Laurite : RuS2, Osmium : (Os,Ir,Ru), Isoferroplatinum : Pt3Fe

Tumet river, Assosa region, Wallaga (Welega; Wollega; Ouallega) Province, Ethiopia

SEM image. Hexagonal tabular crystal of native ruthenium (in center) with composition Ru.50Ir.31Os.17Rh.02. According to L.Cabri classification it was belong to rutheniridosmine field, but according to 50% rule, accepted by IMA, it is ruthenium now. The crystal contain inclusion of laurite RuS2. In its own part ruthenium crystal epitactic owergrow ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 138655    View Count: 1878
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