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Archae Solenhofen

October 10, 2001 08:23PM

<HTML>Miss. Morris cites from one of Davidovits' papers below I think... the "volcanic silica" (which I suspect is a.k.a. volcanic glass) pops-up a few times. One would expect to see at least some volcanics dispersed in a shallow marine carbonate limestone like the Mokattam Formation.

"Importantly, chemical analyses of this white coating show the same unusual mineralogy as the bulk of the Lauer sample. These minerals include apatite, brushite, a volcanic form of silica, and a very small amount of the synthetic zeolite ZK-20. It is not usual for zeolites to form during the natural geological formation of limestone. The zeolite crystals are more likely the result of a subsequent chemical reaction, geopolymerization. The synthetic zeolite ZK-20 occurs when natron is reacted with organic ammonium. The ammonium can come from urine or collagen from flesh or bone."

"A small limestone sample from the outer casing of the Pyramid of Teti was provided by Egyptologist J.P. Lauer. The sample was chemically analyzed by two different laboratories, one in France and another in Belgium. Like the sample from the Great Pyramid, the Teti sample shows a zeolitic mineral from the same levynite group. Volcanic silica and brushite (organo-calcium phosphate, which occurs in bone, dung and teeth) are also present."

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Subject	Author	Posted
Geopolymer, Chapter 2	Anthony	October 08, 2001 06:48AM
Re: Geopolymer, Chapter 2	Frank Doernenburg	October 08, 2001 08:13AM
Re: Geopolymer, Chapter 2	Anthony	October 08, 2001 08:18AM
Re: Geopolymer, Chapter 2	Frank Doernenburg	October 08, 2001 08:32AM
Easy boy... Down Frank...	Anthony	October 08, 2001 08:44AM
Re: Easy boy... Down Frank...	David Campbell	October 08, 2001 10:13AM
Liquid Silica	Anthony	October 08, 2001 10:31AM
Re: Liquid Silica	David Campbell	October 08, 2001 10:53PM
Solid Apologies	Anthony	October 09, 2001 05:51AM
Re: Geopolymer, Chapter 2	Litz	October 08, 2001 01:37PM
Reference	Anthony	October 08, 2001 02:17PM
Re: Referee?	al-Urman	October 08, 2001 03:23PM
Paul... Off Topic ...	Anthony	October 08, 2001 03:34PM
Re: Paul... Off Topic ...	al-Urman	October 08, 2001 03:40PM
Re: Reference	Litz	October 09, 2001 02:39AM
Re: Too late :-(	Litz	October 09, 2001 05:23AM
Re: Too late :-(	Claire	October 09, 2001 07:01AM
Re: Too late :-(	sandy	October 09, 2001 10:58AM
Re: Too late :-(	Claire	October 09, 2001 11:03AM
Re: Too late :-(	sandy	October 09, 2001 12:37PM
Re: Too late :-(	Claire	October 09, 2001 01:16PM
Re: Too late :-(	Anthony	October 09, 2001 01:24PM
Re: Too late :-(	sandy	October 09, 2001 01:33PM
Re: Too late :-(	Anthony	October 09, 2001 02:02PM
Re: Too late :-(	Litz	October 09, 2001 03:23PM
Re: Too late :-(	sandy	October 09, 2001 05:33PM
Too funny	Anthony	October 09, 2001 06:29PM
Re: Too funny	sandy	October 09, 2001 06:40PM
Re: Too funny	Anthony	October 09, 2001 07:19PM
Re: Too late :-(	Archae Solenhofen	October 09, 2001 10:24PM
Re: Too late :-(	Litz	October 10, 2001 02:27PM
Re: Too late :-(	Archae Solenhofen	October 10, 2001 08:23PM
Re: Too late :-(	Litz	October 10, 2001 01:47PM
Goonies Never Surrender!	Anthony	October 09, 2001 10:25AM
Important info from Archae's site	Anthony	October 09, 2001 03:03PM
EXCELLENT RESOURCE!	Anthony	October 09, 2001 03:17PM
Re: EXCELLENT RESOURCE!--argh	Anthony	October 09, 2001 03:18PM
Re: No wonder it didn't work ...	al-Urman	October 09, 2001 04:05PM
Re: No wonder it didn't work ...	Anthony	October 09, 2001 05:23PM
Re: EXCELLENT RESOURCE!--argh	Blue	October 10, 2001 07:20PM

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