Monthly Mineral Chronicles
Mineral Matters #454
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This month, in this 64 page full-colour issue we have the following articles:
Mineral Snippet – Vesuvianite. Vesuvianite can be brown, yellow, green, white, red, purple, violet, or blue. What colour do you want?
Illustrated Minerals of Australia Volume 4, Part 1 – Jacobsite to Junoite. The next installment of a significant undertaking documenting the 1,500 or so mineral species recorded in Australia.
Locality Snippet – Clay Center, Ohio. This month, we visit a dolomite quarry in Ohio that has produced specimens of fluorite and celestite, and has been active since the 1800s.
Jasper Find near Sedona, Arizona. This month, Rolf takes us to two localities where rocks meet dog walking!
Minerals and Elements: Bromine - The next in the series, highly-reactive bromine.
Minerals and Elements: Krypton - The next in the series, never-reactive krypton.
A very generous specimen from the Clara Mine, Germany. Paul gives us a view of the anatomy of an interesting Clara Mine specimen.
