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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IMA1996-061 - See Parascorodite IMA1996-062 - See Carmichaelite IMA1996-063 - See Natrolemoynite IMA1996-064 - See Coparsite IMA1996-064a - See Coparsite IMA1997-001 - See Brendelite IMA1997-002 - See Okayamalite IMA1997-003 - See Lemmleinite-K IMA1997-004 - See Cuboargyrite IMA1997-005 - See Chadwickite IMA1997-007 - See Manganonordite-(Ce) IMA1997-008 - See Ferronordite-(Ce) IMA1997-009 - See Zalesiite IMA1997-010 - See Tsugaruite IMA1997-012 - See Cabalzarite IMA1997-013 - See Rondorfite IMA1997-014 - See Pseudosinhalite IMA1997-015 - See Haineaultite IMA1997-016 - See Kanonerovite IMA1997-017 - See Clinocervantite IMA1997-018 - See Shibkovite IMA1997-019 - See Zaccagnaite IMA1997-021 - See Grumiplucite IMA1997-022 - See Calcioandyrobertsite-1M IMA1997-023 - See Andyrobertsite IMA1997-024 - See Niedermayrite IMA1997-025 - See Blatonite IMA1997-026 - See Wiluite IMA1997-027 - See Cobaltlotharmeyerite IMA1997-028 - See Palladodymite IMA1997-029 - See Miassite IMA1997-030 - See Polkanovite IMA1997-032 - See Wallkilldellite-(Fe) IMA1997-033 - See Kastningite IMA1997-034 - See Wilhelmkleinite IMA1997-035 - See Potassicferrisadanagaite IMA1997-036 - See Galgenbergite-(Ce) IMA1997-037 - See Wooldridgeite IMA1997-038 - See Batiferrite IMA1997-040 - See Brinrobertsite IMA1997-041 - See Changoite IMA1997-042 - See Pillaite IMA1997-043 - See Suredaite IMA1997-044 - See Akimotoite IMA1997-045 - See Simmonsite IMA1997-047 - See Thomasclarkite-(Y) IMA1997-048 - See Schaferite IMA1997-049 - See Haigerachite IMA1997-050 - See Nabiasite IMA1997-051 - See Sicherite IMA1998-001 - See Rollandite IMA1998-002 - See Carraraite IMA1998-003a - See Bleasdaleite IMA1998-004 - See Marumoite IMA1998-006 - See Serrabrancaite IMA1998-007 - See Bederite IMA1998-009 - See Vergasovaite IMA1998-010 - See Silvialite IMA1998-011 - See Gladiusite IMA1998-012 - See Theoparacelsite IMA1998-013 - See Khaidarkanite IMA1998-014 - See Zincgartrellite IMA1998-015 - See Rappoldite IMA1998-016 - See Neustadtelite IMA1998-017 - See Brandholzite IMA1998-018 - See Fluornatromicrolite IMA1998-023 - See Nickelphosphide IMA1998-024 - See Ekatite IMA1998-025 - See Esperanzaite IMA1998-026 - See Zincowoodwardite IMA1998-026 - See Zincowoodwardite-3R IMA1998-026a - See Zincowoodwardite-1T IMA1998-027 - See Khmaralite IMA1998-028 - See Ferrotitanowodginite IMA1998-029 - See Polyakovite-(Ce) IMA1998-030 - See Formicaite IMA1998-031 - See Vajdakite IMA1998-032 - See Leogangite IMA1998-033 - See Zincalstibite IMA1998-034 - See Itoigawaite IMA1998-035 - See Symesite IMA1998-036 - See Sidpietersite IMA1998-037 - See Magnesiofoitite IMA1998-038 - See Orlandiite IMA1998-039 - See Lulzacite IMA1998-042 - See Khomyakovite IMA1998-043 - See Manganokhomyakovite IMA1998-044 - See Krettnichite IMA1998-045 - See Moeloite IMA1998-046 - See Obertiite IMA1998-047 - See Bariosincosite IMA1998-048 - See Springcreekite IMA1998-049 - See Xenotime-(Yb) IMA1998-050 - See Labuntsovite-Mg IMA1998-051 - See Labuntsovite-Fe Pages:[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]

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