#pseudomorphs

[rigbeta]

If any of ya’ll are interested in how I act in-game, Here’s a game with my best friend, Cat Nea ( @pseudomorphs ). I’m the Laurie (obviously) that won’t stop screaming and being an incompetent baby-boy. XD

[matthewwebb-me]

#Malachite #pseudomorphs after #azurite , #Tsumeb , #namibia https://www.instagram.com/p/CiRFlr7vWjF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[matthewwebb-me]

#Malachite #pseudomorphs after #azurite with veneers of #azurite on a #dickite rich #rock #matrix . This #finemineralspecimen is from the #milpillas #Copper #Mine . It operated near #Cananea in #Sonora Province of #Mexico https://www.instagram.com/p/CcoQz8HhfAs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[matthewwebb-me]

This group of #azurite #crystals is not just a veneer of #azurite over a #malachite #pseudomorphs after #azurite . https://www.instagram.com/p/CcoK2VrBSdx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[citylovercityrider-blog]

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[jaelafish]

Steven Universe-Pseudomorphs?

The Rutile we saw was a twin, not just in the literal sense but the gem was in fact ‘twinned’, two crystals growing out of each other. That’s a common thing that happens in minerals/gems, another common thing that occurs that I’m curious to see in the series are pseudomorphs. Basically those are minerals/gems that grow over and mimic the shape or ‘habit’ of an entirely different mineral/gem. A common example of this is pyrite, which is commonly grown-over/’covered’ by an entirely different mineral/gem. I’m curious if that will show up, if twins do...

[ulantia]

~pseudomorphs~

[asfaltics]

chalcocite glances

Fig 2. A "bornite" crystal from Butte, Montana. This has the crystal form of bornite, but only the exterior is composed entirely of this mineral. The interior is nearly all "lattice" structure of bornite and chalcocite. x 30 diam. One of four figures comprising Plate I. Photomicrographs of polished sections by reflected light colored to show the actual appearance of the minerals under the microscope. here

ex Joseph Murdoch. Microscopical determination of the opaque minerals : an aid to the study of ores (New York, 1916)

Original at Harvard, digitized September 17, 2007. This from the only Plate visible in the scan.

Chalcocite, copper(I) sulfide (Cu2S), is an important copper ore mineral... The term chalcocite comes from the alteration of the obsolete name chalcosine, from the Greek khalkos, meaning copper. It is also known as redruthite, vitreous copper and copper-glance. ¶  ...known to form pseudomorphs [ a mineral that has replaced another mineral atom by atom, but [that] leaves the original mineral's crystal shape intact ] of many different minerals... *