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sand barites = baryte + quartz, Deer et al. V, 193 (1962). Sandbaryt = baryte + quartz, Linck I.3, 3797 (1929). Sandbergerit (Breithaupt) = Zn-rich tennantite, AM 15, 573 (1930). sandbergerite (Heddle) = Ba-rich muscovite, Dana 6th, 614 (1892). Sandbergerit (Walenta) = heinrichite, AM 43, 1134 (1958); 44, 466 (1959). Sandbergit (Breithaupt) = Zn-rich tennantite, GT 17, 78 (2001). Sandbergit (Walenta) = heinrichite, Chudoba EII, 765 (1959). sandbergite (Readwin) = Ba-rich muscovite, Hey 88 (1963). sand-calcite = calcite + quartz, AM 11, 23 (1926). sand crystal = calcite + quartz, Pearl 216 (1964). sanderite (questionable) = Mg(SO 4 ) 2·2H 2 O, Strunz & Nickel 840 (2001); PDF 20-689. sandfordite = rickardite, MM 13, 375 (1903). sand gypsum = granular gypsum, Deer et al. V, 212 (1962). sand halite = halite + quartz, Deer et al. V, 359 (1962). San Diegó-irubin = pink elbaite, László 237 (1995). San Diego-Rubin = pink elbaite, Haditsch & Maus 187 (1974). San Diego ruby = pink elbaite, Read 197 (1988). Sandkohle = bituminous coal, Egleston 217 (1892). San Domingo-Bernstein = amber, Doelter IV.1, 1158 (1931). sand's rose = gypsum, Bukanov 284 (2006). sandstone opal = opal-CT, Thrush 961 (1968). sandstone ore = goethite, Egleston 191 (1892). sand tube = opal-CT, Bukanov 327 (2006). Sandvikit = anorthite, Bukanov 283 (2006). sandy fluss = fluorite ± quartz, de Fourestier 311 (1999). sandy sard = brown quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, AM 12, 394 (1927). sanfordite = rickardite, MM 13, 375 (1903). sangarite = corrensite, AM 49, 444 (1964); 50, 1141 (1965). sangena ruby = pale-red Cr-rich corundum, Bukanov 42 (2006). Sangerhäuser Gerstenkörner = calcite pseudomorph after ikaite, Linck I.3, 3712 (1929). sanghajijade = talc, László 117 (1995). sang-i-yashm = antigorite, MM 9, 187 (1890). sang-i-yeshan = antigorite, Webster & Anderson 961 (1983). Sangkiesel = opal-CT, Egleston 239 (1892). sanguinaria = red hematite ± gem quartz, Thrush 962 (1968). sanguine = red hematite, Dana 6th, 213 (1892). sanguinite = proustite ?, MM 9, 182 (1890). Sanidin-Anorthoklas = Na-rich sanidine, MM 22, 627 (1931). sanidine-anorthoclase = Na-rich sanidine, MM 22, 627 (1931). Sani-Flor = vermiculite, Robertson 36 (1954). sankinovite = unknown, IMA 1989-005.
sanphire = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Bukanov 48 (2006). Sanromanit = sanrománite, Weiss 228 (2008); MR 39, 134 (2008). Santa Maria = green gem Fe-rich beryl, Schumann 94 (1997). Santa-Maria-Africana = green gem Fe-rich beryl, Schumann 94 (1997). santilite = opal-CT, Chester 239 (1896). Santorin = illite ?, Egleston 299 (1892). sanyavszkit = colloidal gibbsite, László 240 (1995). sapenos = violet Fe-rich quartz, de Fourestier 311 (1999). sapheiros = gem lazurite ± calcite ± scapolite, LAP 25(11), 35 (2000). Saphier = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, LAP 24(9), 23 (1999). Saphir = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Dana 6th, 210 (1892). saphir astérié = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Egleston 299 (1892). saphir blanc = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Egleston 94 (1892). saphir d'eau = blue gem cordierite, Dana 6th, 419 (1892). saphir de chat = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Egleston 94 (1892). saphir de France = quartz + fibrous riebeckite, Egleston 281 (1892). saphir de Puy-en-Velay = quartz + fibrous riebeckite, Egleston 281 (1892). saphir du Brésil = tourmaline, Egleston 350 (1892). saphir étoilé = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Egleston 299 (1892). saphir femelle = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Egleston 94 (1892). saphirine (?) = quartz-mogánite mixed-layer ± acicular rutile ± fibrous riebeckite, Chester 239 (1892). Saphirin (Giesecke) = sapphirine, Dana 6th, 561 (1892). Saphirin (Nose) = haüyne, Clark 614 (1993). saphir indigo = violet gem corundum, Egleston 95 (1892). Saphirite = sapphirine, Strunz & Nickel 840 (2001). Saphir-Katzenauge = blue asteriated gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, Doelter III.2, 436 (1922). saphir mâle = blue gem corundum, Egleston 95 (1892). saphiro = blue gem Fe-Ti-rich corundum, LAP 23(6), 48 (1998). saphir occidental = blue cordierite, Egleston 164 (1892). saphir oriental = blue gem corundum, Egleston 95 (1892). saphir plombé = blue gem Pb-rich corundum, Egleston 95 (1892). Saphirquarz = blue quartz ± acicular rutile ± tourmaline ± fibrous riebeckite, Doelter II.1, 118 (1912).
Page 1 and 2: saamite = belovite-(Ce), AM 26, 135
Page 3 and 4: salamanca topaz = heated yellow gem
Page 5 and 6: sal neutrum acidulare = epsomite, D
Page 7: Samensalz = halite, Papp 101 (2004)
Page 11 and 12: sapphire violet = violet gem corund
Page 13 and 14: sardonyx = black-white-brown banded
Page 15 and 16: saussuritjade = zoisite or epidote
Page 17 and 18: scelita = scheelite, de Fourestier
Page 19 and 20: scheelate of iron and manganese = f
Page 21 and 22: schiller quartz = iridescent quartz
Page 23 and 24: Schneestein = chiolite, Hintze I.2,
Page 25 and 26: schorl feuilleté verdâtre = actin
Page 27 and 28: Schtscherbinait = shcherbinaite, Ch
Page 29 and 30: schwarzer Granat (Lampadius) = pseu
Page 31 and 32: Schwefelblüte = sulphur-α, Hadits
Page 33 and 34: schweizer Lapis = massive quartz +
Page 35 and 36: scyelite = chrysotile ± lizardite
Page 37 and 38: sel à base de chaux, òu l'oxide d
Page 39 and 40: selenide of silver = naumannite, Eg
Page 41 and 42: selenocernyite = hypothetical Cu 2
Page 43 and 44: Senai-Stein = turquoise, Kipfer 136
Page 45 and 46: serpentina de Akee = Fe-rich clinoc
Page 47 and 48: severingite = axinite-(Mn), AM 64,
Page 49 and 50: shomiokite-Y = shomiokite-(Y), PDF
Page 51 and 52: siderischen Eisen = Ni-rich iron (m
Page 53 and 54: Sidotblende = Ra-rich wurtzite, Doe
Page 55 and 56: Silbermulm = acanthite, Hintze I.1,
Page 57 and 58: silex résinite = opal-CT, Egleston
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silice combinée avec l'alumine, la
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silicomagnesiofluorine = chrysotile
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silver chloride = chlorargyrite, Eg
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sindura = minium, Linck I.3, 3590 (
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sistile = red massive Fe-rich quart
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skorilite = volcanic glass (lava),
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smaragd spar = actinolite, Bukanov
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snowflake jade = albite + Cr-rich e
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soda-spodumene (Berzelius) = Ca-ric
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sodium-calcium-meta-hewettite = Na-
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sodium-strontium mica = Sr-rich par
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Sonne = gold, Hintze I.1, 239 (1898
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soufre-tellurifère = Te-rich sulph
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Spargelstein (Werner) = yellow-gree
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spathum prismaticum = aragonite, Li
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Spektrolith = Na-rich anorthite, Ch
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Spiauter = sphalerite, Hintze I.1,
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spinelle zincifère = gahnite, Dana
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Sprödglimmer group = brittle-mica,
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Stahlantimonglanz = jamesonite, Hin
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stannotantalite = wodginite ?, AM 4
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staurotyp. Kouphonspat = phillipsit
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Stepanowit = stepanovite, Chudoba E
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Stibiohexargentit = allargentum, Cl
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stipoverite = stishovite, AM 48, 43
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strahliges schwefelsaures Eisenoxyd
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stroncianokalcit = Sr-rich calcite,
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strontiohilgardite-1A = kurgantaite
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stronzio-gehlenite = synthetic meli
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succin transparent en cristaux octa
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sulfato de cobalto = aplowite or bi
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sulfur stone = pyrite, Thrush 1101
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sulphuret of bismuth = bismuthinite
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Super Filtrol F.O. = acid-treated m
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swinestone = calcite + bitumen, Dan
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synthetischen Thiodinspat = baryte,
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szaturnit = lead (slag), László 2
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szibériaiolivin = green gem Cr-ric
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szintetikusakvamarin = synthetic co
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sztannit = stannite, László 261 (
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szubglaukofán = glaucophane or fer
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