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Kamacite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kamacite is a variety of iron. It is an alloy of iron and nickel, usually in the proportions of 90:10 to 95:5 although impurities such as cobalt or carbon may be present.
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Kamacite Mineral Data - Mineralogy Database
Kamacite Taenite Troilite. Comments: Polished and acid etched slice, with crust, illustrating Widmanstaaten lines, with taenite darker areas between kamacite crystals ...
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Kamacite | Define Kamacite at Dictionary.com
noun a nickel-iron alloy found in meteorites. Origin: 1885–90; German (obsolete) Kamacit Greek kamak- (stem of kámax ) pole + German -it -ite 1 Dictionary.com ...
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Kamacite: Kamacite mineral information and data.
A nickel-rich variety of iron. The principle constituent of a typical octahedrite meteorite with about 92% iron and 7% nickel. Compare also <m>taenite</m>.
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Kamacite - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster ...
Definition of KAMACITE: a mineral consisting of a nickel-iron alloy forming with taenite the mass of most meteoric iron . Origin of KAMACITE. obs. G kamacit (now ...
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kamacite (mineral) -- Encyclopedia Britannica
kamacite, mineral consisting of iron alloyed with 5–7 percent nickel by weight and found in almost all meteorites which contain nickel-iron metal.
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kamacite - Wiktionary
A meteoritic mineral which consists chiefly of iron and nickel
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kamacite - definition of kamacite by the Free Online ...
kamacite [ˈkæməˌsaɪt] n (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) an alloy of iron and nickel, occurring in meteorites [from (obsolete) German Kamacit, from Greek kamax ...
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Meteorite Minerals
Kamacite may have Neumann bands--lines that are created when meteorites are shocked. Kamacite occurs as rims around troilite or schreibersite--swathing kamacite.
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Kamacite and Taenite - University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Kamacite and Taenite. Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay First-time Visitors: Please visit Site Map and Disclaimer.
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