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General Isocubanite Information ... Isocubanite Image ... Isocubanite Crystallography...
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General Isochalcopyrite Information ... Deep sea, anoxic sediments. Generally regarded as isocubanite. ... Discredited IMA 2006...
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Isocubanite is a cubic polymorph ofcubanite CuFezS3, discovered in the submarine ... and iss; the name isocubanite, proposed in order to clarify the ...
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Later, isocubanite was detected in numerous hydrothermal sulfide structures of different ocean regions, and it was always regarded as natural analog of the ...
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in particular the abundance of isocubanite and chalcopyrite was significantly higher in the Deep Copper Zone than had been reported from any part of the massive sulfide body. The massive sulfide at Bent Hill is predominantly pyrite and pyrrhotite, with much lower abundance of sphalerite, chalcopyrite, and magnetite (Fig.
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Figure F7. Reflected-light photomicrographs of (A) Sample 169-856H-31R-2, 1-5 cm, from the Deep Copper Zone beneath Bent Hill Massive Sulfide deposit, (B) Sample 169-1035H-19R-1, 58-62 cm, from the Deep Copper Zone beneath ODP Mound, and (C) Section The host mineral is isocubanite, and the lamellae are chalcopyrite.
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Similar styles of alteration are present in both the sills and flows, ... There are steep min-eralogical, chemical, and isotopic alteration gradients from the highly altered basalt-sediment interfaces down to the less altered flow interiors, suggesting the channeling of hydrothermal fluids along the ... (87Sr/86Sr = 0.7046).
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Next page Previous page ... a. A sandstone in which the quartz grains have been enlarged by deposition of silica so that the grains show regenerated crystal facets and sometimes nearly perfect quartz euhedra. ... An orthorhombic mineral, CuFe2 S3 ; dimorphous with isocubanite. Formerly called chalmersite.
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