I Listing of Minerals

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I Mineral Index (1359 Count)

This alphabetical listing of I 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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IMA1998-052a - See Lemmleinite-Ba IMA1998-053a - See Bendadaite IMA1998-054 - See Belloite IMA1998-055 - See Rengeite IMA1998-056 - See Fluoro-magnesio-arfvedsonite IMA1998-057 - See Kapitsaite-(Y) IMA1998-058 - See Kuzmenkoite-Mn IMA1998-059 - See Bismutopyrochlore IMA1998-060 - See Mozgovaite IMA1998-061 - See Sodic-ferripedrizite IMA1998-062 - See Arakiite IMA1998-063 - See Kozoite-(Nd) IMA1998-064 - See Oneillite IMA1998-065 - See Hydroxylclinohumite IMA1998-066 - See Gottlobite IMA1998-067 - See Urusovite IMA1998-069 - See Ronneburgite IMA1998-070 - See Cleusonite IMA1998-D - See Monsmedite IMA1998-E - See Arsenobismite IMA1999-002 - See Tegengrenite IMA1999-003 - See Clearcreekite IMA1999-005 - See Bakhchisaraitsevite IMA1999-006 - See Remondite-(La) IMA1999-007 - See Svenekite IMA1999-008 - See Nickellotharmeyerite IMA1999-009 - See Johntomaite IMA1999-010 - See Rouaite IMA1999-011 - See Tamaite IMA1999-012 - See Cerchiaraite IMA1999-013 - See Florenskyite IMA1999-014 - See Londonite IMA1999-015 - See Bigcreekite IMA1999-016 - See Henrymeyerite IMA1999-017 - See Litvinskite IMA1999-018 - See Cronusite IMA1999-019a - See Biehlite IMA1999-020 - See Adamsite-(Y) IMA1999-021 - See Dukeite IMA1999-022 - See Juanitaite IMA1999-023 - See Brodtkorbite IMA1999-024 - See Chromceladonite IMA1999-025 - See Ominelite IMA1999-026 - See Ferrokinoshitalite IMA1999-027 - See Schneebergite IMA1999-028 - See Nickelschneebergite IMA1999-029 - See Cobalttsumcorite IMA1999-030 - See Lukrahnite IMA1999-031 - See Manganonaujakasite IMA1999-032 - See Niobokupletskite IMA1999-033 - See Micheelsenite IMA1999-034 - See Petterdite IMA1999-035 - See Moganite IMA1999-036 - See Ercitite IMA1999-037 - See Lemanskiite IMA1999-039 - See Gmelinite-K IMA1999-040 - See Chabazite-Sr IMA1999-041 - See Tumchaite IMA1999-042 - See Felbertalite IMA1999-043 - See Paganoite IMA1999-045 - See Cejkaite IMA1999-046 - See Ferrokentbrooksite IMA1999-047 - See Pararsenolamprite IMA1999-048 - See Fluorannite IMA1999-049 - See Baumstarkite IMA1999-050 - See Vanadiumdravite IMA1999-051 - See Schiavinatoite IMA1999-A - See Platynite IMA1999-B - See Peprossiite-(Ce) IMA2000-001 - See Radovanite IMA2000-002 - See Bradaczekite IMA2000-003 - See Kampfite IMA2000-004 - See Riomarinaite IMA2000-005 - See Sailaufite IMA2000-006 - See Dashkovaite IMA2000-008 - See Lisitsynite IMA2000-009 - See Malinkoite IMA2000-010 - See Ikranite IMA2000-011 - See Calcioandyrobertsite-2O IMA2000-012 - See Cobaltneustadtelite IMA2000-013 - See Borocookeite IMA2000-014 - See Laflammeite IMA2000-015 - See Ferronordite-(La) IMA2000-016 (Ti,Fe,Mg,Mn)1-xTi2O5 Proposed IMA 2000 (Dana # Added) NAME ORIGIN: Commission on New Minerals, Nomenclature and Classification (CNMNC) IMA2000-017 - See Feklichevite IMA2000-018 - See Orthominasragrite IMA2000-019 - See Pseudojohannite IMA2000-020 Fe4[AsO3OH]5[AsO2(OH)2]2 Proposed IMA 2000 (Dana # Added) NAME ORIGIN: Commission on New Minerals, Nomenclature and Classification (CNMNC) IMA2000-021 - See Buryatite IMA2000-022 - See Hubeite IMA2000-023 - See Fencooperite IMA2000-024 - See Nabesite IMA2000-025 - See Thomsonite-Sr IMA2000-026 (Mn,Li)4(Ta,Sn)4(Ta,Nb)8O32 Proposed IMA 2000 (Dana # Added) NAME ORIGIN: Commission on New Minerals, Nomenclature and Classification (CNMNC) IMA2000-027 - See Matsubaraite Pages:[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]

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