Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
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Merkurfahlerz = Hg-rich tetrahedrite, Dana 7th I, 379 (1944).<br />
Merkurglanz = Se-rich metacinnabar, Dana 7th I, 216 (1944).<br />
Merkur-Hornerz = calomel, Hintze I.2, 2333 (1912).<br />
Merkur-Kerat = calomel, Hintze I.2, 2333 (1912).<br />
Merkursilber = Hg-rich silver, Sinkankas 290 (1972).<br />
Merkurspat = calomel, Chudoba RI, 42 (1939).<br />
Merkurspath = calomel, Hintze I.2, 2333 (1912).<br />
merlinite = gem quartz ± mica ± chlorite ± hematite, Bukanov 155 (2006).<br />
merochites = malachite, de Fourestier 221 (1999).<br />
Meroxen = biotite-2M1, Deer et al. III, 70 (1962).<br />
meroxite = biotite-2M1, MM 1, 87 (1877).<br />
merre-kiri = amber, Chudoba RI, 42 (1939); [I.4,1383].<br />
Merrihuetit = merrihueite, Kipfer 114 (1974).<br />
merrillite = H-free whitlockite (meteorite), AM 93, 1300 (2008).<br />
merrillite-(Ca) = whitlockite, Dana 8th, 717 (1997).<br />
merrillite-(Na) = Na-rich whitlockite, Dana 8th, 717 (1997).<br />
merrillite-(Y) = Y-rich whitlockite, Dana 8th, 717 (1997).<br />
merselite = tiemannite, MM 19, 337 (1922).<br />
Mersey "yellow coal" = S-rich resin, Thrush 694 (1968).<br />
mersita = Ag-rich marshite, de Fourestier 221 (1999).<br />
mersulite = cinnabar + metacinnabar + hypercinnabar, MM 19, 337 (1922).<br />
merteite-II = mertieite-II, MA 34, 1304 (1983).<br />
mertelite = coloradoite, MM 19, 337 (1922).<br />
Merthyr diamond = translucent quartz, Bukanov 391 (2006).<br />
merumite = eskolaite + bracewellite + grimaldiite + mcconnellite +<br />
guyanaite, AM 62, 593 (1977).<br />
meru sapphire = blue zoisite, Read 147 (1988).<br />
mervinite = merwinite, Clark 447 (1993).<br />
mesabite = goethite, MM 11, 332 (1897).<br />
Mesa Grande tourmaline = elbaite, Bukanov 84 (2006).<br />
mesenteriolithus = colored anhydrite, Papp 28 (2004).<br />
mesiti = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Kipfer 115 (1974).<br />
mesitienspaat = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Council for Geoscience 769 (1996).<br />
Mesitin = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Dana 6th, 275 (1892).<br />
mesitiner Markasit = arsenopyrite, Clark 436 (1993).<br />
mesitine spar = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Chester 173 (1896).<br />
Mesitinspat = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Doelter I, 220 (1911).<br />
Mesitinspath = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Dana 6th, 275 (1892).<br />
mesitite = Fe 2+ -rich magnesite, Chester 173 (1896).<br />
Mesobromatsodalith = synthetic sodalite, Doelter IV.3, 1145 (1931);<br />
[II.2,277].<br />
mesodialyte = eudialyte, AM 12, 97 (1927).<br />
Mesoenstatit = high-temperature pyroxene Mg2[Si2O6], MM 25, 638 (1940).<br />
mesohydrate = synthetic CaCl2·4H2O, Pekov 368 (1998).<br />
mesokaites = lignite (low grade coal), Thrush 695 (1968).<br />
mesole (Berzelius) = radiating thomsonite-Ca, Dana 6th, 607 (1892).<br />
mesole (Gonnard) = gonnardite, Clark 266 (1993).<br />
Mesolin = lévyne or chabazite, Dana 6th, 595 (1892).<br />
mésolite d'Hauenstein = thomsonite-Ca, Des Cloizeaux I, 375 (1892).<br />
Mesolith subfamily = natrolite + mesolite + scolecite + thomsonite +<br />
mordenite, Tschernich 529 (1992).<br />
Mesolithin = thomsonite-Ca, Clark 448 (1993).<br />
mesolitine = thomsonite-Ca, MM 13, 371 (1903).<br />
mesomicrocline = microcline (almost Al-Si ordered), MM 31, 966 (1958).
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