Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Marakaibostein = CO2-rich hydroxylapatite or fluorapatite, Chudoba RI, 41 (1939); [I.4,1035]. marakata = dark-green gem Cr-rich beryl, Bukanov 69 (2006). máramarosigyémánt = transparent quartz, László 174 (1995). Maranit = twinned cross-formed andalusite, Chester 167 (1896). marasmolite = Fe-rich sphalerite + sulphur-α, Dana 6th, 61 (1892). maraszmolit = Fe-rich sphalerite + sulphur-α, László 174 (1995). Marathonstein = obsidian (lava), Clark 435 (1993). Maratite = sphalerite? Bottrill & Baker 11 (2008). marbella = magnetite + Si-O, Thrush 690 (1968). marble = compact calcite ± dolomite (rock), Dana 6th, 267 (1892). Marble Bar jade = clinochlore, Bukanov 268 (2006). marble of Languedoc = compact calcite, Dana 6th, 267 (1892). marble onyx = banded aragonite, Bukanov 262 (2006). marble quartz = translucent quartz, Bukanov 124 (2006). marble verd-antique = granular calcite + serpentine, Egleston 203 (1892). marbourgita = phillipsite-Ca, de Fourestier 217 (1999). marbre = compact calcite ± dolomite (marble), Linck I.3, 2895 (1926). marbre bleu fleuri = blue granular calcite, Egleston 203 (1892). marbre bleu turquin = blue granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre brèche = compact calcite, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre cipolin = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre de Florence = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre de Paros = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre du Languedoc = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre du mont Hymette = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre élastique = dolomite, Egleston 107 (1892). marbre fleur de pècher = compact calcite, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre griotte = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre incarnat = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre jaune de Sienne = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre noir antique = black calcite, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre pentélique = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre petit antique = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre petit granite = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre portor = calcite, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre ruiniforme = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre saccharoïde = calcite, Egleston 203 (1892). marbre Sainte-Anne = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892). marbre Sarancolin = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892). marbre statuaire = compact calcite, Egleston 203 (1892). marbre verd antique = granular calcite + serpentine, Egleston 65 (1892). marbre vert de Gênes = green granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892). marbugite = phillipsite-Ca, Tschernich 529 (1992). marburgite = phillipsite-Ca, MM 29, 988 (1952). marcasite (jeweller's) = pyrite, O'Donoghue 427 (2006). marcasitischer Kies = pyrite, Papp 119 (2004). marcassite = marcasite, Zirlin 78 (1981). marecottite = marécottite, MR 39, 133 (2008). marceline (Beudant) = braunite, Dana 6th, 232 (1892). marceline (Berthier) = rhodonite, Dana 6th, 380 (1892). Marcellin (Beudant) = braunite, Linck I.3, 3546 (1929). Marcellin (Berthier) = rhodonite, Doelter II.1, 732 (1914). marchasita = troilite, Dana 6th, 84 (1892).
marchesita = troilite, Ciriotti et al. 271 (2009). marcylite = tenorite + covellite or atacamite, Strunz 551 (1970). Marecottit = marécottite, Weiss 164 (2008); MR 39, 133 (2008). marekanischer Stein = obsidian (lava), Chester 167 (1896). marekanite = obsidian (lava), Dana 6th, 1122 (1892). marenit = apatite, Bukanov 191 (2006). marenosita = morenosite, Domeyko II, 493 (1897). marensite = cohenite, Clark 437 (1993). marga = clay + calcite, de Fourestier 217 (1999). marga porcellana = kaolinite, Dana 6th, 685 (1892). margarite (Vogelsang) = colloid, Dana 6th, 1032 (1892). margarite from Pfitschthal = Ba-rich muscovite, Egleston 236 (1892). margarite (Na) = Na-rich margarite, MM 53, 168 (1989). margarite-(Pb) = synthetic mica PbAl2[(Al2Si2)O10](OH)2, AM 93, 575 (2008). marganesa sulfúrea de Oazaca = alabandite, Papp 2 (2004). Margarodit = Mg-rich paragonite, Dana 6th, 618 (1892). margaroszanit = margarosanite, László 175 (1995). margarylene = hydrocarbon, Egleston 260 (1892). marge = kaolinite + halloysite-7Å, Caillère & Hénin 323 (1963). margode = clay, Egleston 205 (1892). maria-glass = transparent gypsum or muscovite, Chester 167 (1896). marialite (Ryllo) = haüyne, Dana 6th, 431 (1892). marianglass = transparent gypsum or muscovite, Egleston 205 (1892). marianita = nitratine, de Fourestier 217 (1999). marianoite = Nb-rich wöhlerite? CM 47, 1275 & 1280 (2009). mariatite (?) = marialite, Chester 168 (1896). mariatite (?) = black Fe-rich sphalerite, Egleston 323 (1892). máriaüveg = transparent gypsum or muscovite, László 175 (1995). maricite = marićite, Strunz & Nickel 431 (2001); MR 39, 134 (2008). Mari-Diamant = transparent quartz, Haditsch & Maus 129 (1974). mari diamond = transparent quartz, Read 144 (1988). Marieneis = gypsum, Haditsch & Maus 129 (1974). Marienglas = transparent gypsum or muscovite, Dana 6th, 933 (1892). marignacite = zero-valent-dominant pyrochlore, AM 62, 406 (1977). marignasiet = zero-valent-dominant pyrochlore, Council for Geoscience 750 (1996). marigyémánt = transparent quartz, László 95 (1995). marinoragyémánt = transparent quartz, László 95 (1995). marion glass = transparent gypsum or muscovite, Egleston 146 (1892). marionite = hydrozincite, Dana 6th, 299 (1892). mariposite = green Cr-rich muscovite-2M1, MM 29, 414 (1950). mariposite quartz = gem quartz ± mica ± chlorite ± hematite, Bukanov 154 (2006). marisiet = marićite, Council for Geoscience 768 (1996). marka = hydrocarbon, Papp 156 (2004). markacshite = marcasite, Bukanov 409 (2006). Markaschîtâ = marcasite, Hintze I.1, 122 (1898). Markasinkies = skutterudite, Doelter IV.1, 778 (1926). Markasit (original spelling) = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). Markasitgel = marcasite, Doelter IV.1, 577 (1925). Markasitknollen = marcasite or pyrite pseudomorph after marcasite, Kipfer 113 (1974). markazit = marcasite, TMH II, 9 (1994). markovnikite = hydrocarbon, Clark 434 (1993).
- Page 1 and 2: M. = kaolinite + illite ?, Robertso
- Page 3 and 4: magbassite = magbasite, MM 35, 1143
- Page 5 and 6: Magnesiapharmakohlith = berzeliite,
- Page 7 and 8: magnesio-orthite = dollaseite-(Ce),
- Page 9 and 10: Magnesiumchrysotil = chrysotile, MM
- Page 11 and 12: Magnesiumsulfat-Hexahydrat = hexahy
- Page 13 and 14: magnezioferritaramit = ferri-magnes
- Page 15 and 16: Magnocalit = dolomite + calcite, Ki
- Page 17 and 18: maleiaïet = malayaite, Council for
- Page 19 and 20: Manganbeljankinit = manganbelyankin
- Page 21 and 22: manganèse gris lamelleux = hausman
- Page 23 and 24: mangángrafit = wad (pyrolusite ±
- Page 25 and 26: mangano-astrophyllite = Mn 2+ -rich
- Page 27 and 28: Manganostibian = jacobsite, Hey 512
- Page 29: mangantourmaline = blue-black Mn-ri
- Page 33 and 34: marquashita = marcasite, Haditsch &
- Page 35 and 36: Matura diamond = colorless zircon,
- Page 37 and 38: meerschaluminite = halloysite-7Å,
- Page 39 and 40: melantherite (Allan) = melanterite,
- Page 41 and 42: mendelyevite = betafite, Ford 699 (
- Page 43 and 44: Merkurfahlerz = Hg-rich tetrahedrit
- Page 45 and 46: mészolivin = monticellite, Lászl
- Page 47 and 48: Metakoenenit = synthetic pseudomorp
- Page 49 and 50: metathenardite = synthetic high-tem
- Page 51 and 52: meyamacite = meymacite, Embrey & Fu
- Page 53 and 54: Mg-fluorrichterite = synthetic amph
- Page 55 and 56: Mg-whitlockite = whitlockite, AM 60
- Page 57 and 58: microclinpertita = microcline + alb
- Page 59 and 60: milky quartz = white opaque quartz
- Page 61 and 62: mine de fer grise ou spéculaire =
- Page 63 and 64: minerai de plomb rouge = crocoite,
- Page 65 and 66: mirigykő = anhydrite, László 184
- Page 67 and 68: (Mn,Fe)-axinite series = axinite-(M
- Page 69 and 70: mock diamond = quartz or zircon, Eg
- Page 71 and 72: Molina rosa = compact calcite (marb
- Page 73 and 74: mondradite = weathered pyroxene, AM
- Page 75 and 76: montmorillonite ferreuse = Ca-rich
- Page 77 and 78: mosagaat = fine-grained banded quar
- Page 79 and 80: mozaikachát = calcite or aragonite
Marakaibostein = CO2-rich hydroxylapatite or fluorapatite, Chudoba RI, 41<br />
(1939); [I.4,1035].<br />
marakata = dark-green gem Cr-rich beryl, Bukanov 69 (2006).<br />
máramarosigyémánt = transparent quartz, László 174 (1995).<br />
Maranit = twinned cross-formed andalusite, Chester 167 (1896).<br />
marasmolite = Fe-rich sphalerite + sulphur-α, Dana 6th, 61 (1892).<br />
maraszmolit = Fe-rich sphalerite + sulphur-α, László 174 (1995).<br />
Marathonstein = obsidian (lava), Clark 435 (1993).<br />
Maratite = sphalerite? Bottrill & Baker 11 (2008).<br />
marbella = magnetite + Si-O, Thrush 690 (1968).<br />
marble = compact calcite ± dolomite (rock), Dana 6th, 267 (1892).<br />
Marble Bar jade = clinochlore, Bukanov 268 (2006).<br />
marble <strong>of</strong> Languedoc = compact calcite, Dana 6th, 267 (1892).<br />
marble onyx = banded aragonite, Bukanov 262 (2006).<br />
marble quartz = translucent quartz, Bukanov 124 (2006).<br />
marble verd-antique = granular calcite + serpentine, Egleston 203 (1892).<br />
marbourgita = phillipsite-Ca, de Fourestier 217 (1999).<br />
marbre = compact calcite ± dolomite (marble), Linck I.3, 2895 (1926).<br />
marbre bleu fleuri = blue granular calcite, Egleston 203 (1892).<br />
marbre bleu turquin = blue granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre brèche = compact calcite, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre cipolin = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre de Florence = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre de Paros = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre du Languedoc = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre du mont Hymette = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre élastique = dolomite, Egleston 107 (1892).<br />
marbre fleur de pècher = compact calcite, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre griotte = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre incarnat = compact calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre jaune de Sienne = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre noir antique = black calcite, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre pentélique = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre petit antique = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre petit granite = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre portor = calcite, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre ruiniforme = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre saccharoïde = calcite, Egleston 203 (1892).<br />
marbre Sainte-Anne = calcite + dolomite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marbre Sarancolin = calcite, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marbre statuaire = compact calcite, Egleston 203 (1892).<br />
marbre verd antique = granular calcite + serpentine, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbre vert de Gênes = green granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marbugite = phillipsite-Ca, Tschernich 529 (1992).<br />
marburgite = phillipsite-Ca, MM 29, 988 (1952).<br />
marcasite (jeweller's) = pyrite, O'Donoghue 427 (2006).<br />
marcasitischer Kies = pyrite, Papp 119 (2004).<br />
marcassite = marcasite, Zirlin 78 (1981).<br />
marecottite = marécottite, MR 39, 133 (2008).<br />
marceline (Beudant) = braunite, Dana 6th, 232 (1892).<br />
marceline (Berthier) = rhodonite, Dana 6th, 380 (1892).<br />
Marcellin (Beudant) = braunite, Linck I.3, 3546 (1929).<br />
Marcellin (Berthier) = rhodonite, Doelter II.1, 732 (1914).<br />
marchasita = troilite, Dana 6th, 84 (1892).
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