This is a type of mineral known as calaverite. This type of mineral may be misdiagnosed with its sulfide types. The difference between these two is that they are sulfates, while the sulfide type does not contain sulfates.
Sometimes iron sulfate and copper sulfate may be misdiagnosed because they have similar colors.
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I have tons and tons of this at my mine in the southwest United States. I can crush it but extraction is difficult. I can't figure out a proper flux for the sulfites and oxides. Should have taken chemistry
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I have the same thing! A lot.😊lmk what I gotta do.
I have this in Australia please help
Some time.
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I have something similar But I have some PG m or I believe is making me very itchy and kind of coughing attacks I've coordinand only work on it in certain conditions extremely windy standing standing down when not indoors anymore I've made my own flux It's very different than most it's meant for PG MS and I've had to re-engineer My Torch the Torch I have a few concerning questions about The torch I can run all day for under $10 gets over 2000°C 2 to 3 g sample of silver can go from cold to liquified in under 20 seconds Please I would really Like to understand more about what I have
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I have lots of ore this color
I do have access. I have several samples that I know have gold or platinum but I don’t know how to extract it. If you would be willing to teach me I’d be super grateful.