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PhotosLepidocrocite - Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Mun. de Mapimí, Durango, Mexico

28th Jun 2012 03:05 UTCMarcus J. Origlieri 🌟 Expert

I have been wondering about the identification of lepidocrocite from Ojuela lately. I have an old specimen with a Burminco label, with rosasite and plattnerite, that actually turns out to be scrutinyite.

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This lepidocrocite specimen
looks a lot like scrutinyite I have seen. It would be very likely for another lead oxide to associate with murdochite.


What do you think?


Marcus

4th Jul 2012 14:45 UTCJean Sendero

Hey Marcus,


this will not help you much and I cannot teach an old dog anything new, but wouldn't a simple analysis solve the question? One as Pb the other not. But overall, are you referring to the leafy looking material or the fuzzy orangy looking dots?

Cheers

J
 
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