Dymkov and Saltykov reported in 2014 (in Russian) that their electron-microscopic study of the samples of solidified uranium oxide natural gel from the Khokhlovsky uranium deposit (Trans-Urals, Russia) [8] has discovered and preliminarily previously morphologically characterized by individualized concentrations of giant ampulla like molecules (called gimole) forming tetragonal prismatic quasicrystals.
In the anionic part (see table) 70-73% oxygen, which is orienting (did not get the data for H2O and OH) corresponds to the compounds (U, Ca, P, Si, Al) 3O7, apparently not well (?). Before the reference signal, viewed on multiple displayed signals, but connection not proven, possibly in
contact with those who should be looked for among the minerals, but not among the other.
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They selected Keywords: gel, pitchblende, ampulla, gimole, quasicrystal.
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