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Awaruite, iridian awaruite, and a new Ru-Os-Ir-Ni-Fe alloy from the Sakhakot-Qila complex, Malakand Agency, Pakistan
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1981
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EngineeringSakhakot-qila ComplexChemistryNew Ru-os-ir-ni-fe AlloyCorrosionIridian AwaruiteAlloysMaterials ScienceInorganic ChemistryFirst OccurrenceElemental MetalFerrous MetallurgyHigh-performance MetalMicrostructureIridium OccursAlloy DesignGeochemistryAuthigenic Mineral FormationPetrologyMineral Geochemistry
Abstract The authors report the first occurrence of awaruite in Pakistan, in the Sakhakot-Qila ultramafites. Electron-microprobe analysis reveals a considerable variation in the compositions of awaruites from different parts of the complex. The presence of copper in awaruite, in amounts up to 5 atomic percent, is also reported for the first time. In one chromitite body, an iridian awaruite with up to 27 wt% of iridium occurs in association with ‘normal’ awaruite and a new Ru-Os-Ir-Ni-Fe alloy. The awaruites are discussed in relation to those from other localities.
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