V Listing of Minerals

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V Mineral Index (105 Count)

This alphabetical listing of V minerals include synonyms of accepted mineral names, pronunciation of that name, name origins, and locality information.

LEGEND: Valid Species (Bold);  Pronunciation;  Mineral Image;  Mineral Image Gallery;  jCrystal Form;  jPOWD Form;          Calculated Radioactive Intensity

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vrendenbergite alpha - See Iwakiite Vuagnatite    CaAlSiO4(OH) Approved IMA 1976 NAME ORIGIN: Named for Mark Bernard Vuagnat (1922- ), student of ophiolites, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland. Vulcanite    CuTe Approved IMA 1961 NAME ORIGIN: Named for the locality. LOCALITY: Good Hope mine, Vulcan, Gunnison County, Colorado, USA. Vuonnemite    Na11Nb2TiSi4O12(PO4)2O5F2 Approved IMA 1973 NAME ORIGIN: Named after its locality. LOCALITY: Vuonnemi River, Khibiny massif, Kola Peninsula, Russia. Il Vuorelainenite   (Mn++,Fe++)(V+++,Cr+++)2O4 Approved IMA 1982 NAME ORIGIN: Named for Yrjo Vuorelainen (1922-), Finnish exploration geologist. Vuoriyarvite - See Vuoriyarvite-K Vuoriyarvite-K    (K,Na)2(Nb,Ti)2Si4O12(O,OH)2 Approved IMA 1995 (Dana # Added) NAME ORIGIN: The name reflects the discovery locality. LOCALITY: Lake Vuoriyarvi and the Vuoriyarvi alkali-ultramafic complex, Kola Peninsula, Russia. Vurroite   Pb20Sn2(Bi,As)22S54Cl6 Approved IMA 2003 (Dana # Added) NAME ORIGIN: Named for Filippo Vurro, Professor of Mineralogy at the University of Bari and specialist in the mineralogy and geochemistry of modern volcanic deposits. Vyacheslavite   U++++(PO4)(OH) Approved IMA 1984 NAME ORIGIN: Named for Vyacheslav Gavilovich Melkov (1911-1991), Russian mineralogist. Vyalsovite   FeS Approved IMA 1990 NAME ORIGIN: Named for Leonid N. Vyalsov (1939-), Russian mineralogist. Vysotskite    (Pd,Ni)S Approved IMA 1962 NAME ORIGIN: Named for N. K. Vysotskii, Soviet geologist, who first found platinum at Noril'sk, Russia. Vyuntspakhkite-(Y)   (Y,Yb,Er)4Al2AlSi5O18(OH)5 Approved IMA 1987 NAME ORIGIN: Named for the locality and its yttrium content. LOCALITY: Mt. Vyuntspakhk, 5 km southeast of Mt. Ploskaya, Kola Peninsula, Russia. Pages:[1] [2]