[meteorite-list] Samples (of NWA 3346)

From: bernd.pauli at paulinet.de <bernd.pauli_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: 27 Dec 2007 22:59:29 UT
Message-ID: <DIIE.000000B200002451_at_paulinet.de>

Svend wrote:

"what if the researcher finally answers you
and explains, he has not received your sample"


Hello All,

When I had a 462-gram NWA individual (purchased from Dean B. on October 25, 2004)
classified by Prof. Addi Bischoff, he even sent me a photo showing the the different
slices and endcuts. Each (!) of them was labeled with "Pauli", "D?nnschliffe" [thin
sections] and "IfP M?nster". Of course the photo still exists in case someone cares to
host it. Not a single gram got lost. It turned out to be an H3-5 (NWA 3346, H3-5; S2; W2)
chondrite obviously with some very interesting inclusions because Prof. Bischoff wrote:

"...a very interesting fragment that I would like to measure before ..."

99.3 grams remained at Muenster University - more than the usual amount - because
I also got a thin section without having to pay for it and the deal was to donate more
than the usual amount of meteoritic material of that H chondrite as a compensation.

Oddly enough, this meteorite has slipped through the grates of the Met.Bull. because
it is still listed as "Provisional" in the Meteoritical Bulletin.


Best wishes,

Bernd
Received on Thu 27 Dec 2007 05:59:29 PM PST


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