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The Mineralogical Collections
of the TU Berlin offer the following services for single persons, institutes
and institutions:
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guidances |
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guidances through the Mineralogical Show Collection
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out of hours of opening as well
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after arrangements
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for schools as well
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lectures |
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popular science lectures for collectors, clubs,
div. institutions
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size and niveau after arrangement
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with diapositives and div. demonstration material
topics so far:
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introduction to the world of crystals
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pseudomorphs
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epitaxies
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twin crystals
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mineralogical and cystallographical terms
(polymorphism, polytysm, isotypy, homeotypy, isomorphism, diadochy)
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special features of crystal growth: zonar
growth, curls, skeletons etc.
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pegmatites and their minerals: important deposits
of gemstones and rare metals
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feldspar minerals
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a new trilling of staurolite
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Miller's Indices
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225 years Mineralogical
Collections
from "Bergakademie" to TU Berlin
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Quartz: all the less known things
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International support for
the
Mineralogical Collections of TU
Berlin:
the arguments
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combinations of crystal
forms:
astonishing insights
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Calcite - mineralogical and crystallographical
specialities of a Jack-of-all-trades
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preserving minerals
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Calcite - oriented intergrowths
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informations |
informations concerning
questions about special mineralogy and geosciences, literature informations
and advices:
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lending of pieces |
for exhibitions,
lectures etc.
procedure after arrangements |
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scientific samples |
Mineral samples
can be selected and made available for scientific research purposes.
Procedure after arrangements. |
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determination of
mineral species |
Bring your pieces
along with you, best during the normal opening hours of the show collection!
No matter if your own find, inherited piece of grandfather's collection,
chance purchase, scientific sample or museum piece: usually it is
possible to decide what it is by simply looking at the sample or by using
simple means. In more difficult cases you will get advice what to do next. |
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