[meteorite-list] Alain Carion has a question

[Christian Anger]

Hi Bernd, Annie, All...

I don't think this slice to be a part of Paneth's Iron.

I recently showed a picture of the big slab of Paneth's Iron

on my report of the Vienna Museum.

Have a look at

http://www.austromet.com/index2.html


click for news, select "24.08.2005 Meeting at Viennese Meteorite Collection"

there you'll see the big slab.

It looks different.

all my best,

Christian 



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Subject: [meteorite-list] Alain Carion has a question

Hello Anne and List,

Precise information about the exact bandwidth of the Widmanstaetten lamellae
would be extremely helpful. Assuming the "face of the picture" *is* 7 cm
long,
the width of the lamellae might be about 1.7 mm. If it is from an old
collection,
it may even be a piece of an historical iron called "Paneth's Iron", a
coarse
octahedrite (1.5± 0.3 mm). Wow, that would be something! But first of all,
it
is crucial to know as exactly as measurable the width of the Widmanstaetten
pattern.

Best wishes,

Bernd

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