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Carnotite (Var: Thallian Carnotite) : (K,Tl)2(UO2)2[VO4]2 · 3H2O

Lunnoe Au-U deposit, El'konskii Gorst, Aldan Shield, Saha Republic (Sakha Republic; Yakutia), Eastern-Siberian Region, Russia

Yellow agregate of extremely rich in thallium (~20 % Tl2O versus ~3 % K2O) carnotite. It is almost in 4 times more than in thallian carnotites of Dzhantuar deposit. Length of the photo 6 mm. Photo and analytical data of Aleksei Aleshin.
 © A. AleshinPhoto ID: 132313    View Count: 177

Carnotite (Var: Thallian Carnotite) : (K,Tl)2(UO2)2[VO4]2 · 3H2O

Dzhentuar U deposit, Auminzatau Mts, Central Kyzylkum Region, Kyzylkum Desert, Uzbekistan

Fragment of striped concretion of thallian carnotite from an linear oxidation zone of carboniferous U-V-bearing cherts. Note its typical olive-green colour. Brown strips are goethite segregations formed after decomposition and recrystallization of black Fe- and V4+ bearing carnotite of former generation. FOV is ~15x13 mm. Collected and described ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 133025    View Count: 169

Multiple photos availableCarnotite (Var: Thallian Carnotite) : (K,Tl)2(UO2)2[VO4]2 · 3H2O

Dzhentuar U deposit, Auminzatau Mts, Central Kyzylkum Region, Kyzylkum Desert, Uzbekistan

Another fragment of striped concretion of thallian carnotite from an linear oxidation zone of carboniferous U-V-bearing cherts. Note its typical olive-green colour. Brown strips are goethite segregations formed after decomposition and recrystallization of black Fe- and V4+ bearing carnotite of former generation. FOV is ~15x13 mm. Collected and ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 133026    View Count: 140
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