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MineralsPlumbobetafite (of Hogarth 1977)

7th Oct 2011 18:10 UTCRaymond Lasmanis

Now that plumbobetafite was discredited in 2010, what do I have that contains 45%U, 45%Ti, 5%Pb, and very little Ca, Nb, and Ta?

13th Oct 2011 23:53 UTCPavel Kartashov Manager

Hi Raymond,

I should to say you, that mineral with such composition hadn't any chance to be plumbobetafite even according to Hogarth' nomenclature. It was betafite according to it. Of course if it is cubic, i.e. is member of pyrochlore supergroup at all. It may be some orthorhombic uranium titanate.

Do you have complete analysis of your mineral? What is it locality? How it looks?
 
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