Trinitite Green, Black, Metal Atomic Glass - 2.4 g
Brand : Jensan Scientifics LLC
- SKU:
- JPT-87748
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- Usually ships in 24 hours.
- Weight:
- 1.00 LBS
- Minimum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Maximum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
Trinitite Atomic Glass — Green, Black, Metal 2.4 g
Discover this rare Trinitite, a green and black atomic glass with metallic flakes, perfect for making any geological collection more fascinating.
This trinitite nuclear glass, also known as Trinity atomic glass or Alamogordo Glass, is a remnant from the historic Trinity atomic bomb test, conducted on July 16, 1945, near Alamogordo, New Mexico. It is a significant piece of history from the world's first nuclear test.
Specimen Details
- Color: Green, black with metallic flakes
- Size: 25mm L x 17mm W x 9mm D
- Weight: 2.4 grams
- An XRF Analysis is included!
- Collection Date: 1948 (legally collected)
What's Included:
- Certificate of Authenticity
- XRF Analysis
- Information about Trinitite
- Tag and Tag Stand
Types of Trinitite
There are different types of Trinitite, with green Trinitite being the most common. Black and red Trinitite contains iron from the bomb tower structure, and red Trinitite may include copper from the gadget or communication cables used during the test. Metallic flakes are rare, making this Trinitite an unusual specimen.
Formation and Composition
Trinitite was formed by the intense heat from the explosion, fusing sand, copper, iron/steel, and indigenous minerals found at the test site. The steel tower and "Jumbo" canister contributed to the unique composition of this remarkable atomic glass material.
Authenticity and Compliance
All of our Trinitite was tested and verified authentic. We comply with NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules (Section 13, part 40) and Postal Service regulations (49 CFR 173.421). Our sales and shipments adhere to all U.S. Federal regulations regarding Trinitite.
Great Specimen for Atomic Collectibles
Great for any geological collection that includes rare atomic glass.