New Meteorites
New Meteorites
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The iron etches quickly with dilute nitric acid and shows octahedral figures of medium width. It belongs therefore to the class of medium octahedrites. The figures do not stand out prominently even on pro- longed etching, but are sufficiently well marked for identification. The bands are relatively long, some being one inch (2. 5 cm. ) in length. They are also straight and considerably grouped. The kamacite appears to be granular rather than hatched and is remarkably homogeneous. The taenite bo...rders are very narrow and rarely continue throughout the length of a band. As a rule they thin out and disappear though main- taining their direction. Fields are almost entirely lacking and where they do occur appear to be minute spaces bordered by taenite and con- taining plessite much darker in color than the kamacite. No accessory minerals, such as troilite or schreibersite have been observed by the writer in any of the sections thus far examined.
A chemical analysis of the meteorite was made by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The iron etches quickly with dilute nitric acid and shows octahedral figures of medium width. It belongs therefore to the class of medium octahedrites. The figures do not stand out prominently even on pro- longed etching, but are sufficiently well marked for identification. The bands are relatively long, some being one inch (2. 5 cm. ) in length. They are also straight and considerably grouped. The kamacite appears to be granular rather than hatched and is remarkably homogeneous. The taenite bo...rders are very narrow and rarely continue throughout the length of a band. As a rule they thin out and disappear though main- taining their direction. Fields are almost entirely lacking and where they do occur appear to be minute spaces bordered by taenite and con- taining plessite much darker in color than the kamacite. No accessory minerals, such as troilite or schreibersite have been observed by the writer in any of the sections thus far examined.
A chemical analysis of the meteorite was made by Mr.
What to read after New Meteorites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver C Oliver Cummings Farrington to read onlineMoreLess
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