
Spot 1 is a clear non fluorescent crystal of calcite |
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polarized image of the section. Crystal labeled 2 is
forsterite, crystal 3 is magano calcite or dolomite. |
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The opaque crystals on this image are hausmanite, manganese oxide. |
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Plane polarized view. Crystal 6 is forsterite, crystal 7 is dolomite or
calcite. |
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Crossed polars view. |
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Spot 8 is a fluorescent crystal of dolomite or mangano calcite. The
Raman spectrum is noisy due to the high fluorescence. |
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Reflection image of the fluorescent image above.
Spectra in darker region 8 has been compared with lighter area 9. The
spectra are similar, they indicate the presence of calcite or dolomite. |
View of the same spots 8 and 9 in plane polarized
transmission with spectrum. |

Other section of another mineral of the same location. This section
contains much more opaque crystals type 1 (hausmanite) and less crystal
2 (forsterite). The fluorescent mangano calcite or dolomite (spot 2) is
ubiquitous in this rock. |
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