Жизнь Земли. Междисциплинарный научно-практический журнал Life of the Earth 10.29003/m3150.0514-7468.2023_45_1/59-65 2815 Вернадит — продукт жизнедеятельности микроорганизмов. Экспонаты в минералогической коллекции Музея землеведения МГУ Vernadite as a metabolic product of microorganisms. Mineralogical specimens from the Earth Science Museum” Громалова Н.А., Чехович П.А. Gromalova, N.A., Chekhovich, P.A. 13 03 2023 45 1 59 65 13 03 2023

Приведены краткие сведения об образцах вернадита из минералогического собрания Музея землеведения, которые переданы для экспонирования на выставку, организованную к юбилею В.И. Вернадского. Рассмотрены история находок и изучения этого минерала, особенности его химизма, современные представления о кристаллической структуре, генезисе, а также некоторые возможности практического применения. Атрибуция выставочных образцов как вернадитов представляется сомнительной из-за отсутствия сведений об их инструментальной диагностике.

Brief information is given about the samples of vernadite from the mineralogical collection of the Earth Science Museum, which were passed for display at the exhibition organized for the anniversary of V.I. Vernadsky. The history of the discovery and studying of vernadite and features of its chemism, modern concepts of its crystal structure, genesis as well as some practical applications are addressed. Attribution of the exhibition samples as vernadites is questionable due to the lack of information about their instrumental diagnostics.

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