Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --F
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --F
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --F
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flos succini = hydrocarbon, Dana 6th, 1115 (1892).<br />
floucerite-(Ce) = fluocerite-(Ce), Clark 718 (1993).<br />
flourapatite = fluorapatite, de Fourestier 7 (1994).<br />
flour gold = colloidal gold, Pearl 153 (1964).<br />
flour gypsum = gypsum ± quartz ± clay, Thrush 444 (1968).<br />
flourite = fluorite, Clark 119 (1993).<br />
flouro-alumino-titanite = hypothetical CaAl(SiO4)F, AM 87, 875 (2002).<br />
flouro-ferri-titanite = hypothetical CaFe(SiO4)F, AM 87, 875 (2002).<br />
flower agate = fine-grained banded quartz + pyrolusite, Pearl 153 (1964).<br />
flower-like dripstone = calcite + aragonite, Clark 29 (1993).<br />
flower <strong>of</strong> iron = aragonite, Dana 6th, 283 (1892).<br />
flower opal = opal-A, Bukanov 147 (2006).<br />
flowers <strong>of</strong> iron = aragonite, Dana 7th II, 183 (1951).<br />
flowers <strong>of</strong> ocher = baryte, Chudoba RI, 24 (1939); [I.3,3880].<br />
flower stone = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + pyrolusite ±<br />
hornblende, Thrush 445 (1968).<br />
fluate mélangé = fluorite, de Fourestier 121 (1999).<br />
fluate neutre de cérium = fluocerite-(Ce), Egleston 128 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> alumine = fluellite, Dana 6th, 178 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> cerium = fluocerite-(Ce), Egleston 128 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> cerium and yttria = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), Dana 6th, 182 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> lime = fluorite, Dana 6th, 161 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> lime argillaceous = fluorite, Egleston 129 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> lime fetid = fluorite + bitumen, Egleston 129 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> magnesia = chondrodite, Egleston 81 (1892).<br />
fluate <strong>of</strong> soda and alumina = cryolite, Egleston 97 (1892).<br />
flucérine = fluocerite-(Ce), Dana 6th, 175 (1892).<br />
flüchtiges Hirschhornsalz = tschermigite, Hintze I.3, 2749 (1916).<br />
flückite = fluckite, MM 48, 573 (1984).<br />
fluo-apatite = fluorapatite, Clark 768 (1993).<br />
fluobarit = fluorite ± baryte, László 80 (1995).<br />
Fluobaryt = fluorite ± baryte, MM 17, 350 (1916).<br />
fluo-boron edenite = synthetic amphibole NaCa2Mg5[(B0.5Si3.5)O11]2F2, Clark<br />
86 (1993).<br />
Fluocerin = bastnäsite-(Ce), Dana 7th II, 289 (1951).<br />
fluocerite = fluocerite-(Ce), AM 72, 1042 (1987).<br />
Fluochlor = pyrochlore, AM 62, 406 (1977).<br />
fluochrysotile = F-rich chrysotile, MA 19, 226 (1968).<br />
fluocollophanite = colloidal CO2-rich fluorapatite, MM 16, 360 (1913).<br />
fluocolophanite = colloidal CO2-rich fluorapatite, MM 16, 360 (1913).<br />
fluohectorite = synthetic smectite Na0.3(Mg,Li)3[Si4O10]F2·nH2O, CCM 26, 412<br />
(1978).<br />
fluoittrocerit = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), László 80 (1995).<br />
fluoittrokalcit = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), László 80 (1995).<br />
fluoklor = pyrochlore, László 80 (1995).<br />
fluokoll<strong>of</strong>án = colloidal CO2-rich fluorapatite, László 80 (1995).<br />
Fluokollophan = colloidal CO2-rich fluorapatite, Chudoba RI, 24 (1939);<br />
[I.4,1021].<br />
fluokrizotil = F-rich chrysotile, László 80 (1995).<br />
fluolite = orthoclase or opal-CT, Egleston 128 (1892).<br />
fluoorapatiet = fluorapatite, Council for Geoscience 757 (1996).<br />
fluoorap<strong>of</strong>illiet = apophyllite-(KF), Council for Geoscience 757 (1996).<br />
fluoor-chloor-hidroksiapatiet = F-Cl-rich hydroxylapatite, Council for<br />
Geoscience 757 (1996).
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