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@udchem ... actually I sent samples off to University of Tennessee already. Due to the crystallization the professors were not able to come to any definitive conclusion. About 2 months ago I was also contacted by and individual who offered to purchase the specimen along with all the smaller pieces that were found with it. It was not possible to obtain a slice that reveled any growth rings, again due to the crystallized state. In Iowa there are only a few formations, most are glacial flows.
definewords 1 year ago
If you can help by providing the name of the rock formation which it was pulled from, I may be able to help you identify it. If you don't know what rock formation it was from, then download a geologic map of your state and check what layer is shown at the location you found it. More helpful would be a picture of the specimen end on (in cross section). Viewed from the side, you really can't tell all that much.
udchem 1 year ago