Manganese Nodule Pacific Floor 92 grams

Manganese Nodule with Rare Fragment Feature

Explore the unique characteristics of this exceptional manganese nodule, sourced from the Pacific Ocean floor. What sets this specimen apart is the rare fragment embedded in its side, an uncommon feature in nodules mined from this region.

Specimen Features:

• Size: 50mm L x 43mm W x 35mm D
• Weight: 92 grams
• Ships with: A Certificate of Authenticity and information about manganese nodules. XRF elemental assay analysis, information about the specimen, and a display tag with stand are included.
• Protective box included (plexiglass base and sizing cube not included).
• Images showcase the front, back, and side views of the nodule

Our manganese nodules were acquired through a scientific materials trade with a major university, ensuring the highest authenticity and research-grade quality.

Professional XRF Analysis Included

Each order includes a detailed XRF elemental assay metallurgical laboratory analysis, confirming the composition consistent with other manganese nodules from the Pacific Ocean floor. This analysis provides valuable insight into the elements present in the specimen.

Manganese Nodules: Rare Elements and Age

Manganese nodules are known to contain a wide range of rare and strategic metals, making them highly valuable for scientific study and industrial applications. These nodules, estimated to be approximately 3 million years old, have been found to contain elements such as manganese, iron, silicon, aluminum, nickel, copper, cobalt, and rare earth elements like tellurium, among others.

A Unique Addition For Discerning Collectors

This polymetallic nodule is a perfect addition to any scientific or geological collection. Its rare features, combined with a professional analysis, make it a valuable and fascinating specimen for researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts alike.

This scientific material is Guaranteed Authentic. It was professionally and legally collected and arrives with a Certificate of Authenticity, XRF, tag and tag stand and information about manganese nodules.