also spelled hæmatite, is the form of IronIII oxide Fe 2 O 3, one of several iron oxides. crystallizes in the rhombohedral system, and it has the same crystal structure as ilmenite and as corundum. and ilmenite form a complete solid solution at temperatures above 950°C.. is a very common , colored black to steel or silver-gray, brown to
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Our hematite comes both from our own group resources in Northern Sweden and from other deposits. We market our hematite products as below. Please visit these product pages and contact us for further information about non-standard and standard grades of these products based on Hematite
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is a weighty stone with a metallic silvery-black surface. Natural is not magnetic and should not be confused with man-made Hemalyke or Hematine. If we call the stone here on Satin Crystals, you can be assured it is the natural variety of high-quality crystal. Read more about Stone Pr
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Pauling L, Hendricks S B 1925 Crystal structures of and corundum Journal of the American Chemical Society 47 781-790: 1925: 0: 293: 0018106: : Pauling L, Hendricks S 1925 The Structure of Journal of the American Chemical Society 47
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Properties and Meaning. is a member of the Oxide family. It comes in both massive and crystalline form, with color ranging from gray to red. This is readily available. Read more about healing properties information and view photo galleries below
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On a carpet of variety oligist there is a perfectly terminated golden pyrite crystal showing the classic pentagonododecahedron habit. The pyrite is 2 cm wide and is undamaged ! the whole amoutn of stands on a blocky pyrite matrix. A real classic from Isola Elba ! overall size is 6.5x6.5x5.5 cm
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Mineral Group: Hematite group. Occurrence: An accessory mineral in felsic igneous rocks, a late-stage sublimate in volcanic rocks, and in high-temperature hydrothermal veins. A product of contact metamorphism and in metamorphosed banded iron formations. A common cement in sedimentary rocks and a major constituent in oolitic iron formations
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is a heavy, gray to black with a moderate hardness. This metallic to earthy has a dark cherry red streak, which is very different from its outward appearance. is used in many manufacturing processes. An information card with details on the
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