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Journal Article
Published: 13 December 2021
The Canadian Mineralogist (2021) 59 (6): 1833–1863.
...Andrew M. McDonald; Ingrid M. Kjarsgaard; Louis J. Cabri; Kirk C. Ross; Doreen E. Ames; Luca Bindi; David J. Good ABSTRACT Oberthürite, Rh 3 (Ni , Fe) 32 S 32 , and torryweiserite, Rh 5 Ni 10 S 16 , are two new platinum-group minerals discovered in a heavy-mineral concentrate from the Marathon...
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Backscattered electron images and photomicrographs of oberthürite (Obt) and torryweiserite (Trw) and associated minerals. (a) Oberthürite (dark gray) intergrown with torryweiserite (light gray) in an intermingling manner. Note the inclusion of an unidentified Pd-As mineral (palladoarsenide?) which is completely surrounded by oberthürite and an inclusion of isoferroplatinum attached to the Pd-As mineral, again surrounded by oberthürite. (b) Oberthürite intergrown with torryweiserite in an intermingling manner. An inclusion of isoferroplantium is surrounded by both. (c) Oberthürite and torryweiserite with a sharp boundary between the two and with chalcopyrite. (d) Oberthürite and torryweiserite, sharing a sharp boundary, associated with bornite and a chlorite-group mineral. The lighter zones within the Trw correspond to areas enriched in Pt. (e) Torryweiserite occurring as an amoeboid inclusion in ferhodsite. (f) ibid. (g) The occurrence of oberthürite with millerite in a zone between chalcopyrite and magnetite. (h) Torryweiserite occurring in a composite grain dominated by zvyagintsevite. Abbreviations: Bn = bornite; Chl = chlorite; Cpy = chalcopyrite; Frd = ferhodsite; Ifp = isoferroplatinum; Mlr = millerite; Obt = oberthürite; Trw = oberthürite; Zvy = zvyagintsevite; Au = native gold.
Published: 13 December 2021
Fig. 1. Backscattered electron images and photomicrographs of oberthürite (Obt) and torryweiserite (Trw) and associated minerals. (a) Oberthürite (dark gray) intergrown with torryweiserite (light gray) in an intermingling manner. Note the inclusion of an unidentified Pd-As mineral
Journal Article
Published: 01 December 2022
Russ. Geol. Geophys. (2022) 63 (12): 1373–1387.
... 1.35 Pt 0.19 Ru 0.01 Os 0.01 )Σ 4.78 (Ni 4.54 Fe 3.75 Cu 1.79 Co 0.02 ) Σ10.10 S 16.13 (WDS) and (Ir 3.23 Rh 1.43 Pt 0.25 )Σ 4.91 (Ni 4.49 Fe 3.57 Cu 1.86 Co 0.06 ) Σ9.98 S 16.11 (SEM/EDS; n = 56). These are based on a total of 31 atoms according to structural data obtained for torryweiserite...
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Journal Article
Published: 29 July 2023
The Canadian Journal of Mineralogy and Petrology (2023) 61 (4): 805–824.
... pentlandite-related minerals, likely including oberthürite, postdate the crystallization of laurite; these may be Ru-enriched and may contain lamellar grains of torryweiserite or ferrotorryweiserite, both of which may represent exsolution products. These two species, and the related kuvaevite, which locally...
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(a, b) Polymineralic inclusions enclosed within Os–Ir alloy grains composed of laurite [Lrt], Rh–(Pd)-bearing pentlandite or oberthürite [Pn], torryweiserite [Tyw], and a Pt–Fe alloy. (c, d) Droplet-like inclusions of miassite [Mia, (Rh12.67Ni1.85Ru1.05Cu0.87Fe0.54Ir0.16Os0.12)Σ17.25S14.75], Rh-rich pentlandite [Pn], Pt–Fe alloy, and torryweiserite [Tyw], likely present as exsolution-induced lamellae hosted by the pentlandite.
Published: 29 July 2023
Fig. 7. (a, b) Polymineralic inclusions enclosed within Os–Ir alloy grains composed of laurite [Lrt], Rh–(Pd)-bearing pentlandite or oberthürite [Pn], torryweiserite [Tyw], and a Pt–Fe alloy. (c, d) Droplet-like inclusions of miassite [Mia, (Rh 12.67 Ni 1.85 Ru 1.05 Cu 0.87 Fe 0.54 Ir 0.16 Os
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 8. MISCELLANEOUS REFINEMENT DATA FOR TORRYWEISERITE
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 9. ATOM COORDINATES AND DISPLACEMENT PARAMETERS (Å 2 ) FOR TORRYWEISERITE
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 5. POWDER X-RAY DATA FOR OBERTHÜRITE, PENTLANDITE, AND TORRYWEISERITE
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 12. CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF POSSIBLE TORRYWEISERITE FROM OTHER LOCALITIES
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 2. REFLECTANCE DATA (IN AIR, AVERAGE OF n = 10 MEASUREMENTS) FOR OBERTHÜRITE AND TORRYWEISERITE
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Published: 13 December 2021
TABLE 4. CHEMICAL DATA (wt.%) FOR TORRYWEISERITE (AVERAGE BASED ON n = 10 ANALYSES)
Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2022
American Mineralogist (2022) 107 (4): 778–780.
..., and then there are the minerals/collections that are culturally important and significant to the history of science. Here we investigate the newly discovered high-pressure minerals and highly precious minerals: davemaoite, kaitianite, elgoresyite, oberthüite, torryweiserite, palladothallite, fleetite, tamuraite, marathonite...
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The reflectance curves of oberthürite and torryweiserite. For comparison, those for the related minerals cobaltpentlandite, rhodian pentlandite, and argentopentlandite are also included. See text for further details.
Published: 13 December 2021
Fig. 2. The reflectance curves of oberthürite and torryweiserite. For comparison, those for the related minerals cobaltpentlandite, rhodian pentlandite, and argentopentlandite are also included. See text for further details.
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Rh–Ir diagram showing compositional variations of kuvaevite (Kuv), tamuraite (Tmr), torryweiserite (Tyw), and ferrotorryweiserite (Ftyw) from the Ko River placers (in a.p.f.u. recalculated to the sum of 31 a.p.f.u.).
Published: 01 December 2022
Fig. 5. Rh–Ir diagram showing compositional variations of kuvaevite (Kuv), tamuraite (Tmr), torryweiserite (Tyw), and ferrotorryweiserite (Ftyw) from the Ko River placers (in a.p.f.u. recalculated to the sum of 31 a.p.f.u.).
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Raman spectra for oberthürite (green), torryweiserite (magenta), and Rh-free pentlandite (Red; Copper Cliff mine, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada). Wavenumbers of discernible absorption bands are indicated for each.
Published: 13 December 2021
Fig. 3. Raman spectra for oberthürite (green), torryweiserite (magenta), and Rh-free pentlandite (Red; Copper Cliff mine, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada). Wavenumbers of discernible absorption bands are indicated for each.
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Bonding configuration around the Ni2S4 and Ni3S4 tetrahedra in torryweiserite showing the close approach between Ni2 and Ni3. Indicated distances are given in Å.
Published: 13 December 2021
Fig. 6. Bonding configuration around the Ni 2S 4 and Ni 3S 4 tetrahedra in torryweiserite showing the close approach between Ni 2 and Ni 3. Indicated distances are given in Å.
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Binary plot of ΣPGE vs. ΣMe in torryweiserite using data from Table 4. R2 = 0.4613. Note that date for analysis 5 (Table 4) has been excluded, as it is considered an outlier.
Published: 13 December 2021
Fig. 9. Binary plot of ΣPGE vs . Σ Me in torryweiserite using data from Table 4 . R 2 = 0.4613. Note that date for analysis 5 ( Table 4 ) has been excluded, as it is considered an outlier.
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Variations of indexes Ir# [100 Ir/(Ir+Rh+Pt)] and Ni# [100 Ni/(Ni+Fe+Cu)] in compositions of kuvaevite, tamuraite, torryweiserite and ferrotorryweiserite from the Ko River placers. The symbols are the same as those used in Fig. 5.
Published: 01 December 2022
Fig. 6. Variations of indexes Ir# [100 Ir/(Ir+Rh+Pt)] and Ni# [100 Ni/(Ni+Fe+Cu)] in compositions of kuvaevite, tamuraite, torryweiserite and ferrotorryweiserite from the Ko River placers. The symbols are the same as those used in Fig. 5 .
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Ni–Fe–Cu diagram showing the compositional variations of kuvaevite, tamuraite, torryweiserite and ferrotorryweiserite (atomic ratios): from the Ko River placer (1), as compared to compositions of related minerals from various massifs and regions (Fig. 7) (blue rhombs, 2).
Published: 01 December 2022
Fig. 10. Ni–Fe–Cu diagram showing the compositional variations of kuvaevite, tamuraite, torryweiserite and ferrotorryweiserite (atomic ratios): from the Ko River placer ( 1 ), as compared to compositions of related minerals from various massifs and regions ( Fig. 7 ) (blue rhombs, 2 ).
Journal Article
Published: 13 December 2021
The Canadian Mineralogist (2021) 59 (6): 1865–1886.
... pentlandite, oberthürite and torryweiserite, and silicates including a clinoamphibole and a Fe-rich chlorite-group mineral. Rounded, elongated grains of marathonite are up to 33 × 48 μm. Marathonite is white, but pinkish brown compared to palladogermanide and bornite. No streak or microhardness could...
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