Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
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magbassite = magbasite, MM 35, 1143 (1966).<br />
magbaszit = magbasite, László 166 (1995).<br />
magerer Nephrit = zoisite or epidote + albite, Haditsch & Maus 122<br />
(1974).<br />
Magerkohle = semianthracite (coal), Doelter IV.3; 575, 600 (1930).<br />
Magesi<strong>of</strong>errit = magnesi<strong>of</strong>errite, Clark 415 (1993).<br />
magferalsilite = majorite, AM 52, 932 (1967).<br />
maggenite = maghemite, Clark 415 (1993).<br />
maggot-ore = hemimorphite, de Fourestier 204 (1999).<br />
maghaemite = maghemite, MM 31, 966 (1958).<br />
maghagendorfite-Na = NaMgMnFe2(PO4)3, MM 43, 230 (1979).<br />
maghastingsite = magnesiohastingsite, MM 35, 1143 (1966).<br />
maghemite (Walker) = ilmenite + hematite + goethite, Dana 7th I, 708<br />
(1944).<br />
maghemo-magnetite = magnetite ± maghemite, MM 36, 1154 (1968).<br />
magic Arab diamond = corundum, László 96 (1995).<br />
magic cross = twinned cross-formed staurolite, Bukanov 217 (2006).<br />
magic rainbow diamond = synthetic rutile, Bukanov 212 (2006).<br />
magic stone = opal-A or staurolite or obsidian, Bukanov 151, 217, 308<br />
(2006).<br />
mágikus arabgyémánt = corundum, László 96 (1995).<br />
magistrettiite-(Y) = U-free mckelveyite-(Y)-2M, LAP 32(9), 47 (2007).<br />
Magnalit = montmorillonite + saponite, AM 8, 188 (1923).<br />
Magnalumoid = Fe-rich spinel, MM 30, 739 (1955).<br />
magnalumoxide = Fe-rich spinel, AM 39, 405 (1954).<br />
Magnalumoxyd = Fe-rich spinel, Chudoba EII; 228, 583 (1958).<br />
magnatis = magnetite, Bukanov 75 (2006).<br />
magnatite = magnetite, AM 44, 543 (1959).<br />
magneetkies = pyrrhotite, Zirlin 96 (1981).<br />
Magneferrit = magnesi<strong>of</strong>errite, Dana 6th, 226 (1892).<br />
magnélite = zoisite or epidote + albite, Clark 415 (1993).<br />
magnélithe = zoisite or epidote + albite, Egleston 301 (1892).<br />
magnes = magnetite, Dana 6th, 224 (1892).<br />
magnesferrite = magnesi<strong>of</strong>errite, Clark 417 (1993).<br />
magnesia, native (Thomson) = magnesite, Egleston 197 (1892).<br />
Magnesia (Wallerius) = pyrolusite, Dana 6th, 243 (1892).<br />
Magnesiaalaun = pickeringite, Doelter IV.2, 523 (1927).<br />
magnesia alba = hydromagnesite, Dana 6th, 304 (1892).<br />
magnesia alum = pickeringite, Dana 6th, 953 (1892).<br />
magnesia-alumina garnet = pyrope, Egleston 133 (1892).<br />
magnesia-arfvedsonite = magnesio-arfvedsonite, AM 63, 1051 (1978).<br />
magnesia-blythite = Mn-rich pyrope, MM 21, 570 (1928).<br />
magnesia borate = boracite, Egleston 196 (1892).<br />
magnesia carbonate = magnesite, Egleston 196 (1892).<br />
magnesia carbonica = hydromagnesite, Linck I.3, 3516 (1929).<br />
magnesia chalcanthite = Mg-rich chalcanthite, Clark 415 (1993).<br />
Magnesiachalkanthit = Mg-rich chalcanthite, Chudoba EII, 755 (1959).<br />
magnesia chloride = carnallite or chloromagnesite (bisch<strong>of</strong>ite ?) or<br />
tachyhydrite, Egleston 69, 81, 336 (1892).<br />
magnesia clorurada = bisch<strong>of</strong>ite, de Fourestier 204 (1999).<br />
magnesia-cordierite = cordierite, MM 24, 616 (1937).<br />
Magnesia der Glasmacher = romanèchite, Linck I.3, 3606 (1929).<br />
Magnesia-Eisen-Glimmer = biotite, Hintze II, 539 (1891).<br />
Magnesiaeisentongranat = pyrope, Doelter IV.3, 1142 (1931); [II.2,602].
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