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Tablón de mensajes en EspañolDesconocido, California State Gem Mine, Dallas Gem Mine area, San Benito River

14th Jun 2017 20:28 UTCJose Miguel Sola Fdez.

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Buenas.


Acidando una neptunita ha salido este mineral. Viendo todos los minerales de la lista de esta mina, no he encontrado analogía con ninguno. ¿Alguien sabría de que mineral se trata?

21st Aug 2017 11:54 UTCAdrián Pesudo

No podrían ser cristales de natrolita ?

24th Aug 2017 17:36 UTCJose Miguel Sola Fdez.

Gracias Adrian, como poder poder, puede ser, a ver quien lo analiza. En el foro en inglés tampoco lo saben seguro.


Un saludo.
 
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