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Identity HelpPlease ID - Chromite? Chromiumite?
9th Apr 2012 06:48 UTCClaire Brimson
These were found again in Kemi, Finland. Kemi apparently has a Chromium plant/mine area which is outside of Kemi, these were found near the harbour.
Are the crystals Chromite? Why is the rock purple? Streak was blackish.
Also, when white light shines onto it, the purple becomes very strong purple colour. Why is that?
Many thanks
Claire
9th Apr 2012 14:53 UTCRonald John Gyllenhammer Expert
I think you're correct about the little black octahedral crystals being Chromite. This looks very much like Chromite ore. I think that the purple colored mineralization may be Chromian Clinochlore like this: http://www.mindat.org/photo-108220.html Good luck with it.
Ron
9th Apr 2012 15:20 UTCAlfredo Petrov Manager
10th Apr 2012 20:00 UTCEligiusz Szełęg Expert
11th Apr 2012 11:09 UTCLefteris Rantos Expert
Lefteris.
11th Apr 2012 18:41 UTCClaire Brimson
I have doen a bit of 'digging' - http://en.gtk.fi/ExplorationFinland/Moreinfo/kemi.html
Hope you can get into this site - interesting :) The rock is Chromitite
11th Apr 2012 19:39 UTCIlkka Mikkola
Magnesiochromite has not been found at Kemi. It is chromite (Hytönen, K. Suomen Mineraalit 1999). Chromitite is an error,
it should be chromite ore.
Ilkka
12th Apr 2012 06:06 UTCFranz Bernhard Expert
"Chromite ore" is a technical / mining term.
Franz Bernhard
13th Apr 2012 05:03 UTCRock Currier Expert
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