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He published some of the first popular field-guides for mineral identification...
Zinkenite:
- A sulphosalt mineral containing lead and antimony
- Forms in hydrothermal veins associated with base metals.
- Named after Johann Karl Ludwig Zinken (1791-1862), a German mineralogist #minerals
Zinkenite:
- A sulphosalt mineral containing lead and antimony
- Forms in hydrothermal veins associated with base metals.
- Named after Johann Karl Ludwig Zinken (1791-1862), a German mineralogist #minerals
Today a student asked WHY the streak color of a mineral is often different from the color in hand sample and I (the worst mineralogist in any geo department I'm in) was left mumbling about scattering. Does anyone have a better answer?
Today a student asked WHY the streak color of a mineral is often different from the color in hand sample and I (the worst mineralogist in any geo department I'm in) was left mumbling about scattering. Does anyone have a better answer?
Nosean:
- A feldspathoid group mineral
- Forms in igneous rocks with a low silica content
- Named after Karl Wilhelm Nose (1753-1835), a German mineralogist #minerals
Nosean:
- A feldspathoid group mineral
- Forms in igneous rocks with a low silica content
- Named after Karl Wilhelm Nose (1753-1835), a German mineralogist #minerals
Beudantite:
- An arsenate mineral
- Forms in the oxidised zone of polymetallic deposits
- Named after François Sulpice Beudant (1787-1850), a mineralogist at the University of Paris #minerals
Beudantite:
- An arsenate mineral
- Forms in the oxidised zone of polymetallic deposits
- Named after François Sulpice Beudant (1787-1850), a mineralogist at the University of Paris #minerals
Childrenite:
- A rare hydrated phosphate mineral
- Named after John George Children, who was a chemist, mineralogist and zoologist, and worked at the British Museum
- He discovered it in George and Charlotte Mine in Devon, England in 1823 #minerals
Childrenite:
- A rare hydrated phosphate mineral
- Named after John George Children, who was a chemist, mineralogist and zoologist, and worked at the British Museum
- He discovered it in George and Charlotte Mine in Devon, England in 1823 #minerals