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Multiple photos availableRomanite : ([],Pb,Ca)UFe2+2(Ti,Fe3+)6Ti12O38, Rutile : TiO2

Dzhigda U ore occurrence, Dambuki ore cluster, Amurskaya Oblast', Far-Eastern Region, Russia

Lustrous sections of tabular crystals of black romanite in greenish amphibolite matrix. Associating mineral is redish-brown granular secondary rutile, replacing romanite grains. It is more visible on cut back side of the specimen. Its size is 7x7x3 cm and radioactivity 2625 μR/h. Collected by L.I. Larichev in 1980. Pavel M. Kartashov collection ...
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 154095    View Count: 134

Romanite : ([],Pb,Ca)UFe2+2(Ti,Fe3+)6Ti12O38

Dzhigda U ore occurrence, Dambuki ore cluster, Amurskaya Oblast', Far-Eastern Region, Russia

Massive coarse-grained agregate of romanite from amphibolites. Specimen size is 3x2x1.8 cm and its radioactivity is 335 μR/h. Collected by L.I. Larichev in 1980. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 116694    View Count: 117

Romanite : ([],Pb,Ca)UFe2+2(Ti,Fe3+)6Ti12O38

Strelka U ore occurrence, Dambuki ore cluster, Amurskaya Oblast', Far-Eastern Region, Russia

Lustrous black rounded grains of romanite in border zone of granitic pegmatite crosscut amphibolite rocks. Brownish small grains of Al-bearing titanite is visible. FOV is ~12x10 mm. Collected by L.I. Larichev in 1980. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 117297    View Count: 312

Romanite : ([],Pb,Ca)UFe2+2(Ti,Fe3+)6Ti12O38

Strelka U ore occurrence, Dambuki ore cluster, Amurskaya Oblast', Far-Eastern Region, Russia

Lustrous black rounded grains of romanite in border zone of granitic pegmatite crosscut amphibolite rocks. Brown titanite grains are visible in felspar part of the specimen. Specimen size is 4x3.5x2 cm. Collected by L.I. Larichev in 1980. Pavel M. Kartashov collection and photo.
 © Pavel M. KartashovPhoto ID: 116695    View Count: 130
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