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Kamacite from
Cabin Creek meteorite, Johnson County, Arkansas, USA


Locality type:Meteorite Fall Location
Classification
Species:Iron var: Kamacite
Formula:(Fe,Ni)
Comments:Reading the presence of Widmanstätten patterns as presumptive evidence of kamacite.
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Kamacite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Cabin Creek meteorite, Johnson County, Arkansas, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:918755
Long-form Identifier:1:3:918755:9
GUID (UUID V4):70c35da2-e418-4c68-a47b-7c88904211d6
Nearest other occurrences of Kamacite
85.8km (53.3 miles) Fayetteville meteorite, Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas, USA
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obtain a panorama of the scope and substance of meteorite research. I endeavored to remedy this situation...not exhaustively discussed—the great upsurge in meteorite research along many new lines in recent years...and conservation of meteoritic material. Every meteorite is to some degree unique; and meteorites, unlike...I not been favored bv the curatorship of the meteorite collection of The American Museum of Natural History...Chicago Natural History Museum, the Nininger Meteorite Collection (Arizona State University, Tempe),
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; Dr. Harvey H. Nininger, Director, American Meteorite Museum, Sedona, Ariz.; Florence Le Dosquet and...and the Origin of the Earth Kinds of Meteorites Meteorite Falls 13. ORES AND METALS . . . Sources...Quebec, clay in Cornwall, England, aluminum ore in Arkansas, iron ore in the Lake Superior region, manganese...Beautiful green crystals of kyanite come from Yancy County, North Carolina. A tabular habit refers to a book...wavellite from Magnet Cove, near Hot Springs, Arkansas, are among the finest of this type. Surfaces that
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; Dr. Harvey H. Nininger, Director, American Meteorite Museum, Sedona, Arizona; Florence Le Dosquet and...and the Origin of the Earth Kinds of Meteorites Meteorite Falls 13. ORESANDMETALS Sources of Ores Important...wavellite from Magnet Cove, near Hot Springs, Arkansas, are among the finest of this type. Surfaces that...drilled for petroleum reached 25,340 feet in Pecos County, Texas, although the lowest actual production of...South Africa. One small plug has been found in Arkansas, U.S.A. The largest crystal found weighed 40 carats
 
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