Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
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microclinpertita = microcline + albite, Novitzky 204 (1951).<br />
microcoquina = calcite, de Fourestier 225 (1999).<br />
microcosmic salt = stercorite, Dana 6th, 826 (1892).<br />
micro-dunhamite = fine-grained plumbotellurite or fairbankite, AM 32, 683<br />
(1947).<br />
Microklin = microcline, Egleston 241 (1892).<br />
microlepidolite = trilithionite or polylithionite, MM 13, 372 (1903).<br />
Microlin = kaolinite, Robertson 23 (1954).<br />
microline = microcline, Clark 458 (1993).<br />
microlite = fluorcalciomicrolite or oxycalciomicrolite, CM 48, 692<br />
(2010).<br />
microlite-plombifère = zero-valent-dominant microlite, Aballain et al.<br />
232 (1968).<br />
micromica = muscovite, ClayM 34, 10 (1999).<br />
microperthite = fine-grained orthoclase + albite, MM 14, 394 (1907).<br />
micropertita = fine-grained orthoclase + albite, Novitzky 205 (1951).<br />
microphyllite = inclusion in Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892).<br />
microplacite = inclusion in Na-rich anorthite, Chester 176 (1896).<br />
Microplakit = inclusion in Na-rich anorthite, Dana 6th, 334 (1892).<br />
microschlorlite = schorl ? in kaolinite, Caillère & Hénin 324 (1963).<br />
microschörlite = schorl ? in kaolinite, Dana 6th, 686 (1892).<br />
microschorlite = schorl ? in kaolinite, Chester 176 (1896).<br />
Microsil = vermiculite, Robertson 36 (1954).<br />
microsomic salt = stercorite, Egleston 327 (1892).<br />
microspar = very fine-grained calcite, Bates & Jackson 422 (1987).<br />
microsparite = fine-grained calcite, Bates & Jackson 422 (1987).<br />
microtektite = glass (small meteorite), Allaby & Allaby 237 (1990).<br />
microtine = sanidine, Loewinson-Lessing 50 (1893).<br />
microvermiculite = inclusion in kaolinite, Dana 6th, 686 (1892).<br />
middletonite = O-poor resin, Dana 6th, 1010 (1892).<br />
middle-tridymite = high-temperature SiO2, Dana 7th III, 259 (1962).<br />
Middleville diamond = translucent quartz, Bukanov 391 (2006).<br />
midge stone = fine-grained banded quartz + pyrolusite ± hornblende, Read<br />
149 (1988).<br />
midnight titania stone = synthetic rutile, Bukanov 212 (2006).<br />
midrolite = microlite, Schumann 68 (1997).<br />
miedz = copper, MA 4, 339 (1930).<br />
miedziankicie = Zn-rich tennantite, MA 3, 233 (1927).<br />
miedziankite = Zn-rich tennantite, MA 3, 233 (1927).<br />
mielin = kaolinite-1A or nacrite, László 183 (1995).<br />
Miemit = green Ni 2+ -rich dolomite, Dana 6th, 271 (1892).<br />
Miennit = green Ni 2+ -rich dolomite, Haditsch & Maus 135 (1974).<br />
Miesit = Ca-rich pyromorphite, Dana 6th, 770 (1892).<br />
mignacite = zero-valent-dominant pyrochlore, de Fourestier 39 (1994).<br />
mignumite = magnetite, Egleston 199 (1892).<br />
mihejevit = görgeyite, László 183 (1995).<br />
mijasiróit = nybøite, László 184 (1995).<br />
mika family = mica, Macintosh 29 (1988).<br />
Mikaphyllit = andalusite, Clark 459 (1993).<br />
Mikarell = muscovite, Doelter IV.3, 1145 (1931); [II.2,443].<br />
mikheevite = görgeyite, AM 40, 551 (1955).<br />
Mikheewit = görgeyite, AM 41, 816 (1956).<br />
mikhevit = görgeyite, Chudoba EII, 772 (1959).<br />
mikheyevite = görgeyite, Clark 459 (1993).
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