Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
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mendelyevite = betafite, Ford 699 (1932).<br />
Mendiffit = mendipite, MM 39, 919 (1974).<br />
mendocita = mendozite, MM 29, 988 (1952).<br />
mendozavilite = mendozavilite-NaFe, MM 75, 31 (2011).<br />
mendozavilite-KCa = hypothetical, MM 75, 31 (2011).<br />
mendozavilite-NaCu = hypothetical, MM 75, 31 (2011).<br />
meneghenite = meneghinite, AM 36, 505 (1951).<br />
menfita = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, de Fourestier 220 (1999).<br />
menghszianminit = mengxianminite, László 178 (1995).<br />
mengite (Brooke) = monazite-(Ce), Dana 6th, 749 (1892).<br />
Mengit (Rose) = columbite-(Fe), Chester 173 (1896).<br />
mengxianminite = Ca4Mg5Sn4Al16O41, PDF 46-1378.<br />
mengyelejevit = betafite, László 178 (1995).<br />
mengyingite = unknown, IMA 1984-056.<br />
menie = minium, Council for Geoscience 770 (1996).<br />
menilite = opal-CT, Dana 6th, 195 (1892).<br />
Menjajlov = meniaylovite, LAP 34(5), 50 (2009).<br />
Mennige = minium, Linck I.3, 3563 (1929).<br />
Mennigt = cinnabar, Kipfer 114 (1974).<br />
mennine = clinochlore ?, Dana 8th, 1498 (1997).<br />
menninite = clinochlore ?, Dana 8th, 1498 (1997).<br />
Menschenfett = Al-rich botryogen, Doelter IV.2, 579 (1927).<br />
Menyailovit = meniaylovite, Weiss 170 (2008).<br />
Meralani Mint Green = green grossular, O'Donoghue 214 (2006).<br />
merasmolite = Fe-rich sphalerite + sulphur-α, Dana 7th I, 210 (1944).<br />
mercurammonite = kleinite, MM 15, 425 (1910).<br />
mercurarsite = aktashite, MM 39, 919 (1974).<br />
mercurblende = cinnabar, Egleston 85 (1892).<br />
mercure = mercury, Egleston 210 (1892).<br />
mercureammonite = kleinite, Kipfer 185 (1974).<br />
mercure antimoiné = cinnabar + partzite ?, Egleston 11 (1892).<br />
mercure argental = Hg-rich silver, Haüy III, 307 (1822).<br />
mercure argentif = Hg-rich silver, Egleston 10 (1892).<br />
mercure argentifère = Hg-rich silver, Egleston 10 (1892).<br />
mercure chloruré = calomel, Dana 6th, 153 (1892).<br />
mercure corné = calomel, Egleston 66 (1892).<br />
mercure coulant = mercury, Egleston 210 (1892).<br />
mercure doux = calomel, Egleston 66 (1892).<br />
mercure fetide = cinnabar + idrialite + clay, de Fourestier 220 (1999).<br />
mercure hépatique = cinnabar + idrialite + clay, Egleston 86 (1892).<br />
mercure inflammable = idrialite, Des Cloizeaux II, 44 (1893).<br />
mercure ioduré = coccinite, Dana 6th, 161 (1892).<br />
mercure muriaté = calomel, Haüy III, 331 (1822).<br />
mercure natif = mercury, Haüy III, 297 (1822).<br />
mercure séléniuré = tiemannite, Egleston 346 (1892).<br />
mercure sulfuré = cinnabar, Haüy III, 313 (1822).<br />
mercure sulfuré bitumineux = cinnabar + idrialite + clay, Egleston 86<br />
(1892).<br />
mercure vierge = mercury, Egleston 210 (1892).<br />
Mercurfahlerz = Hg-rich tetrahedrite, Hintze I.1, 1086 (1902).<br />
Mercurglanz = Se-rich metacinnabar, Doelter IV.3, 1145 (1931).<br />
Mercurhornerz = calomel, Doelter IV.3, 142 (1929).<br />
mercurial blende = Hg-rich sphalerite, de Fourestier 220 (1999).<br />
Mercurialfahlerz = Hg-rich tetrahedrite, Egleston 344 (1892).
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