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Tungsten Mountain. Found by Paul Gessler on February 28, 2000.
Last updated January 21, 2004

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The first Nevada carbonaceous chondrite.
CV3 Fa7.3-23.3 S2W3
Characterized by Alan Rubin, UCLA on 8/19/2003

Four pieces found of the same individual which is estimated to be 85% complete:

1.07g, field number P1, found by Paul Gessler 2/28/2000
6.24g, field number X46, found by Nick Gessler
18.41g, field number XP58, found by Paul Gessler
160.81g, main mass, found by Nick Gessler 8/2003

Total recovered weight = 186.53g

I.D. #
Grams
Magnetic
Susceptability
Analysis
by UCLA
Provisional
Type
Fusion
Crust
Visible
Metal
P1
1.13
None
CV3
A
0
low
P2
2.26
Low
B
0
medium
P3
0.95
Medium
C
0
P4
0.71
Medium
C
10
P5
1.67
Medium
C
15
P6
2.20
Medium
C
10
P7
2.70
Medium
C
10
P8
2.76
Medium
C
10
P9
2.02
Medium
C
0
P10
2.64
Medium
C
30
P11
3.69
Medium
C
0
high
P12
3.92
Medium
C
0
P13
5.00
Medium
C
0
P14
5.04
Medium
C
0
P15
4.90
Medium
C
15
P16
6.56
Medium
C
0
P17
7.22
Medium
C
0
Total
55.37