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Laueite photos below illustrate the substantial color variation seen in New Hampshire laueite specimens. |
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Species: LAUEITE Locality: Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH Specimen Size: 2.5 mm field of view. Yellow-orange laueite crystals. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer (Oct. 2010) Catalog No.: u1169 Notes: |
| Species: LAUEITE Locality: Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 0.8 mm pale yellow, zoned, laueite crystal Field Collected: Walter Lane Catalog No.: u1266 Notes: |
Species: LAUEITE Locality: Palermo Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 1.6 mm laueite crystal with siderate. Field Collected: Walter Lane - From unsorted MMNE Give-away Catalog No.: TBC Notes: . |
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Species: LAUEITE Locality: Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 1 mm laueite spray Field Collected: Walter Lane 1995-96, Cat. #1083 Catalog No.: A Gene Bearss collection specimen Notes: Stack of 10 images processed with Helicon Focus. |
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Species: LAUEITE Locality: Fitzgibbons Mine, Alstead, NH Specimen Size: 0.4 mm-wide grouping of pale laueite xls. Two views Field Collected: Marcelle Weber Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken collection specimen Notes: [bw] In top view I was trying to include all the little whitmorite balls in the upper left. Perhaps the pink mass in the lower photo, center left, is the strengite listed by Morrill? |
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Species: LAUEITE Locality: E.E. Smith Mine, Alexanderia, NH Specimen Size: Laueite crystals to 0.4 mm Field Collected: Bob Wilken Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken specimen Notes: [bw] The double chambered vug is 2.0 mm across. This is the only sample of laueite I found in a 2006 boulder. |
Species: LAUEITE (with paravauxite zoning?) Locality: Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 1 mm spray of laueite crystals with clear apatite crystals at top. Field Collected: From tub of Palermo rocks gifted by Bob Whitmore Catalog No.: u1945 Notes: Center of cluster is clear. I asked Jim Nizamoff about this zoning, particularly with laueite and paravauxite. He replied: "Yes, you can absolutely have that. I saw this particular zoning at Palermo No. 2 on several specimens and expect that it occurs at Palermo No. 1 as well. I believe that many of the secondary phosphates that exhibit a compositional series (especially Fe vs Mn as in laueite-paravauxite, childrenite-eosphorite or Fe3+ vs Al as in jahnsite-whiteite) can be zoned in this way. Usually they show a concentric type zoning (core is mineral A and rim is mineral B). I haven't seen zoning that is non-symmetrical." Photo with Canon T3i, with Nikon Plan 10 microscope objective. 21 image stack. |
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Species: LAUEITE Locality: Palermo #1 Mine, Pod 3, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 1.5 mm field of view Field Collected: Forrest Fogg Catalog No.: u1583 Notes: |
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Species: LAUEITE with whitmoreite Locality: Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH Specimen Size: 1.5 mm field of view Field Collected: Bob Wilken Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken specimen and photo Notes: |
Species: LAUEITE Locality: Palermo Mine, Pod #3, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 0.7 mm double terminated laueite crystal Field Collected: Forrest Fogg Catalog No.: u2361 Notes: |
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