> I want ask for help with identification true info about NWA 835 > I buy it from Pitmann in 2000 in Gifhorn as H4, TKW 1104g, 16.11.2000 > In catalogue M. Grady it not exist, but in last A to Z it is as H6, TKW1104, > found 30.11.2000
Here is what the Meteoritical Bulletin says: Northwest Africa 835 H6, S4; W1; br 1104 gr; 9 pieces; Olivine Fa19.5; pyroxene Fs17.3 Type specimen 29.9 g. Classified by A. Greshake (MNB) and M. Kurz (Kurz); type specimen, MNB, main mass, Kurz (Met.Bull. 86, 2002). Especially the Fa and Fs values make NWA 835 an equilibrated H chondrite (H5 or H6). Bernd ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list