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schreibersite

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schreibersite [′shrī·bər‚sīt]
(mineralogy)
(Fe,Ni)3P A silver-white to tin-white magnetic meteorite mineral crystallizing in the tetragonal system and occurring in tables or plates as oriented inclusions in iron meteorites. Also known as rhabdite.
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He also found troilite (5) and another mineral, schreibersite, a phosphide of iron and nickel found in meteorites.
The history of the Hoba Meteorite III: known and loved by all .. by Spargo, P.E. / Monthly Notes of the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa
So, the researchers mixed schreibersite with water to see what chemicals would leach out.
Meteorites may have delivered phosphorus by Goho, Alexandra / Science News
Minor minerals include schreibersite, rhabdite, troilite, cohenite, graphite, and sphalerite (Buchwald 1975; Dominik 1976).
Mineralogy of Morasko meteorite and the structure of the ... by Stankowski, Wojciech; Muszynski, Andrzej; Klimm, Kevin; Schliestedt, Manfred / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
 
 
 
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