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Clara Miner mineral

geschrieben von Matteo Chinellato  
avatar Clara Miner mineral
02.06.2007 20:39:30
it    
for you what is it this mineral from Clara Mine?

Re: Clara Miner mineral
03.06.2007 06:11:21
Hallo Matteo,

my opinion is, that it can be a mineral "in direction to" Cervantit or Ferritungstit (?) but I'm not sure.
I'm only sure, that it is no Tungstibit (this mineral would be more oliv or greenish) and it's no Rankachit for me. Near the "prickly" mineral I see a possibly "Sb-Fahlerz".. I Think so) but without analyse (X-Ray) I can't tell you what it is real. Perhaps Uwe Kolitsch can tell more ..:-)

Best Regards from Peter Kohorst
avatar Re: Clara Miner mineral
03.06.2007 06:56:24
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thanks....problem is in the label is write only Clara....end
Re: Clara Miner mineral
03.06.2007 15:19:13
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Hi Matteo,
could be (slightly oxidised) tungstibite or, less probably, cervantite. Unfortunately, it's impossible to tell from the photo alone.
avatar Re: Clara Miner mineral
03.06.2007 16:10:52
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I am for the cervantite, I have look another piece i have in collection and its the same, thanks.
Re: Clara Miner mineral
27.06.2007 08:50:54
Matteo,

taking the colour as an indicator that tends to be Tungstibite for me. Tungstibite has different colours at Clara Mine from bright green to dark olive green. This colour isn't unusual for Tungstibite there. I know Cervantite from Clara Mine always brighter.

Stephan
Möller Sebastian
Re: Clara Miner mineral
22.02.2008 13:01:45
Hello,

It's oxidised tungstibite.

Regards,

Sebastian Möller
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