Hello Bob,
I'm confused. I addressed that. You're saying that, because they're
L5's, they are paired, despite the fact that they look different?
Over 1/10 meteorites found is L5. Seriously. Almost 5,000 approved
meteorites are L5s, out of ~48,000 total approved meteorites. If you
find a
Hi List!
I've read methanol is good for removing carbon from thin sections.
How about using alcohol? Anyone try this?
Thank you!
Jim
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I just lightly polish the C-coated section on a 1-µm lap and then clean it
with ethanol.
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Thanks Alan,
The instruction I read said methanol so just making sure and typically
do not deviate from instruction without at least checking.
I do not have methanol or denatured ethanol here currently, only
isopropanol.
I figured I'd be okay...was not sure about the carbon.
Jason: LOL!
My apologies to all on the List,
I neglected to send my reply in plain text, so you don't have the benefit of
knowing what Jason is replying to.
Here is reprint of that missing post:
On Thursday, January 23, 2014 12:48 AM, Robert Verish bolidecha...@yahoo.com
wrote:
I started to write a
Apparently, you’re not the only one confused. I’ve been discussing this topic
with some
other people and they find this confusing, as well, and all have the same
question:
Why did the NomCom give you 1 name, instead of numbering each of the stones
that Bob Perkins, Gary Crabtree,
and
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Hello Bob, All,
We were thorough. The type specimen consisted of a slice and end-cut
from 1) the first stone, and 2) the largest fragment from the second
cluster. We took samples of each. The two cut stones looked
~identical, inside and out (-- and unlike your stone). All of the
smaller
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