Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --S

sulphatite = H2SO4 liquid, Chester 262 (1896).
sulphato-carbonate of baryta = S-rich witherite, Dana 7th II,
194 (1951).
sulphato-carbonate of lead = lanarkite, Dana 6th, 923 (1892).
sulphato-chloride of copper = connellite, Dana 6th, 919 (1892).
sulphato-tricarbonate of lead = leadhillite or susannite, Dana
6th, 921, 922 (1892).
sulpher = sulphur-α, MR 31, 449 (2000).
sulphide of antimony = stibnite, Novitzky 326 (1951).
sulphide of antimony and lead = boulangerite, Egleston 55
(1892).
sulphide of iron of meteorites = pyrrhotite-H, Egleston 352
(1892).
sulphide of lead and zinc = galena + sphalerite ?, Dana 7th I,
200 (1944).
sulphide of mercury = cinnabar, Rutley 217 (1900).
sulphide of molybdenum = molybdenite, Egleston 220 (1892).
sulphide of zinc = sphalerite, Rutley 174 (1900).
sulphitic cancrinite = CO 3 -rich vishnevite, de Fourestier 338
(1999).
sulphobismuthite of copper and silver = cuprobismutite, Dana
6th, 110 (1892).
Sulphoborit = sulfoborite, MM 12, 392 (1900).
sulphocervelleite = cervelleite, MA 53, 1959 (2002).
sulphojoseite = Te-rich ikunolite, MM 39, 927 (1974).
sulphoselenide of zinc and mercury = Se-Zn-rich metacinnabar,
Egleston 237 (1892).
sulphoselenite = Se-rich sulphur-α, Chester 262 (1896).
sulphoselenium = Se-rich sulphur-α, MA 3, 297 (1927).
sulphotellurite = S-rich tellurite, MA 53, 1944 (2002).
sulphotsumoite = S-rich tsumoite, AM 76, 257 (1991).
sulphur-α = sulfur, Int. Union Pure App. Chem. 267 (1990).
sulphur-ß (species) = S, Clark 674 (1993).
sulphur-γ = rosickýite, AM 17, 251 (1932).
sulphur-G (gamma) = rosickýite, Kipfer 195 (1974).
sulphur-î = sulphur-α + bitumen, Dana 6th, 10 (1892).
sulphurated antimony = stibnite, Egleston 328 (1892).
sulphurated bismuth = bismuthinite, Hintze I.1, 394 (1899).
sulphurated nickel = nickeline, Egleston 230 (1892).
sulphurated silver ore = acanthite, Egleston 27 (1892).
sulphurated uranite = uraninite, Egleston 333 (1892).
sulphur diamond = pyrite, de Fourestier 338 (1999).
sulphuret of antimony = stibnite, Dana 6th, 36 (1892).
sulphuret of antimony and lead = boulangerite, Dana 6th, 129
(1892).
sulphuret of arsenic = orpiment or realgar, Egleston 241, 287
(1892).