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CATALOGUE OF X-RAY DIFFRACTION PATTERNS AND SPECIMEN MOUNTS ON FILE AT THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA

M. BONARDI and R.J. TRAILL

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Page lntt'odu ction ...... l X- l'uy diffraction patterns ...... 3 Amp hi bole Group ...... 3 Chlorite Group ...... 8 Feldspars. Plagioclase ...... 12 Feldspar~, Potassium ...... 12 Garnet Group ...... 13 i\1ica Group ...... 19 Olivine Group ...... 21 Pyroxene Group ...... 23 Serpentine Group ...... 25

Appendix I - Index of five strongest lines ...... 31

CATALOGUE OF X-RAY DIFFRACTION PATTERNS AND SPECIMEN MOUNTS ON FILE AT THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA

The reference collection of X-ray powder diffraction An index of the measured data for the five strongest patterns of minerals on film, and the specimen mounts lines, which we have found useful for identification used to prepare the patterns, is maintained at the Geo purposes, follows the catalogue listing. The d-spacing logical Survey of Canada. The present catalogue lists of the "strongest" line is listed in the first column, 901 patterns which were on file as of September 1, 1973. followed by its intensity, and the d - spacings and inten Data given for each pattern include: reference number; sities of the other four lines in order of decreasing mineral name; reference to published X-ray powder d-spacings. The final column gives the reference num diffraction data, most commonly to the Joint Committee ber of the mineral pattern in the catalogue. To allow on Powder Diffraction Standards (JCPDS); and d-spac for variations in estimating intensities the five lines have ings and relative intensities of five strongest lines on been permuted so that each is listed as "strongest". the film, measured in our laboratory. Specimen mounts Identification of an unknown pattern is made by listing are available for all patterns, unless otherwise stated, the measured data for five strongest lines in order of and may be issued on loan to other laboratories where decreasing d-spacings, then searching the index in a reference film library is maintained. Persons wishing the vicinity of the d-spacing of the strongest line for to borrow specimen mounts should write to: an approximate match of the d-spacings of the other strong lines. The reference numbers of possible Director, matching patterns (final column in the table) are con Geological Survey of Canada sulted in the main catalogue to obtain mineral names 601 Booth Street and references to detailed data with which to confirm Ottawa, Ontario the identification. KlA OE8 In our laboratory we have automated the search Most of the reference patterns were made from min process by placing all of the numerical data from the eral specimens that constitute the Systematic Reference catalogue on a magnetic tape file used in conjunction Series of the National Mineral Collection of Canada. with a small (8K memory) Hewlett-Packard computer. Fragments of the minerals were selected under a micro A program has been written in HP Fortran IV (Appendix scope to ensure purity, then ground to a fine powder I) to enable us to input measured data for an unknown and mounted on the tip of a thin, vaseline-coated glass pattern and carry out a search of the reference data for rod. The glass rods are attached with wax to metal matching patterns. We obtain a printout of all reference pins which fit the holder of a Philips (Netherlands) patterns for which a pre-selected number (e. g. 3) of Debye Scherrer powder camera. Unless otherwise noted, d-spacing values agree within pre-selected limits the reference films were prepared in a 57. 54 mm diameter (e. g. ±0. 02~) with the data measured on the unknown camera using copper radiation and a nickel filter. The pattern. The final identification is made by visual listed d-spacings have not generally been corrected for comparison with the standard reference films from our film shrinkage or expansion and are, therefore, not in collection. complete agreemnet with more precise data published elsewhere.

COLLECTIONS DE LA COMMISSION GEOLOGIQUE DU CANADA, CATALOGUE DES DIAGRAMMES DE DIFFRACTION DES RAYONS X ET DE SPECIMENS MONTES

La Commission geologique du Canada tient une col montes ayant servi a etablir Jes diagrammes, sauf indica lection de reference sur film des diagrammes de diffrac tion contraire, ont ete conserves et peuvent etre pretes tion des rayons X (methode des poudres) des mineraux aus laboratoires qui tiennent une collection de reference et des specimens montes utilises a la preparation des de ces diagrammes. Les personnes desireuses d'mprunter diagrammes. Le catalogue comprend les 901 diagrammes de ces specimens montes doivent ecrire au: au fichier le 1er septembre 1973. Les donnees de chaque diagrar.ime comportent le numero de reference, le nom Directeur du mineral, la reference des donnees publiees de diffrac Commission geologique du Canada tion des rayons X (methode des poudres), en general 601, rue Booth par Joint Committee on Powder Diffraction Standards Ottawa (Ontario) (JCPDS) (Comite mixte des modeles de diffraction par KlA OE8 la methode des poudres)' les distances interreticulaires et Jes intensites relatives des cinq raies les plus intenses La plupart des diagrammes de reference ont ete du film, mesurees a notre laboratoire. Les specimens obtenus a partir de specimens selectiones de la Serie de reference systematique de la Collection canadienne des des raies «d 'intensite maximale » . Pour identifier un mineraux. Les fragments des mineraux on fait l'objet diagramme donne, on dresse la liste des donnees mesurees d'une analyse au microscope pour s'assurer de leur pour cinq raies les plus intenses, dans J'ordre de dis purete, puis d'un broyage en fine poundre deposee s ur tances interreticulaires decrossantes, puis on cherche l'cxtremite vaselinee d'un mince tige de verre. La tige dans l'index, au voisinage de la distance interreticulaire de verre est callee a la cire sur une aiguille de metal de la raie «d 'intensite maxim ale» une correlation qui s'adapte au porte-objet d'une camera Debye Sherrer approximative avec les quatre autres raies les plus de fabrication Philips (Pays-Bas). Sauf indication con in tenses. II ne reste qu' a consulter le catalogue, aux traire, les diagrammes de reference on ete filmes en numeros de reference des diagrammes presentant des 57, 54 mm de diametre et Jes rayons X provenaient d'une correlations possibles, pour obtenir Jes noms des min anticathode de cuivre a travers un filtre de nickel. Les eraux et des donnees plus detaillees qui permettront de distances interreticulaires donnees ne sont generalement confirmer Jeur identite. pas corrigees pour les erreurs dues a la contraction ou Au laboratoire, nous avons automatise le processus a l' allong·ement de la pellicule; elles ne sont done pas de recherche en faisant entrer les donnees numeriques tout a fait conformes aux donnees plus precises publiees du catalogue dans un fichier sur bande magnetique, ailleurs. qu'on peut consulter a !'aide d'un petit ordinateur Pour faciliter le travail d 'identification, nous avons (memoir de 8K) Hewlett-Packard. Un programme en juge utile d 'ajouter au catalogue un index des donnees Jangage HP Fortran IV Appendice I) nous permet, en mesurees pour les cinq raies les plus intenses. La dis introduisant Jes donnees mesurees d'un diagramme tance interreticulaire correspondant a la raie «d'in donne, de rechercher dans le fichier les donnees de tensite maxim ale » se trouve dans Ja premiere colone, reference des diagrammes en correlation. Nous obtenons suivie de son intensite et des distances interreticulaires a Ja sortie, la liste des diagrammes de reference pour et intensites respectives des quatre autres raies, en lesqu els un nombre choisi a l'avance (par exemple, 3) ordre de distances interreticulaires decroissantes. La de distances interreticulaires sont conformes, dans derniere colonne donne le numero de reference dans certaines limites pre-etablies (par exemple, ±0, 02A), le catalogue du diagramme du mineral. Pour tenir aux donnees mesurees du diagramme a identifier. compte de l'erreur d'appreciation dans !'estimation L, identification finale set fait par comparison visuelle des intensites, nous avons permute Jes cinq raies de avec Jes diagrammes types de reference de notre col sorte que chacune apparaft une fois dans Ja colonne lection.

2 X-RAY DIFFRACTION PATTERNS

001 ACANTHITE Freiberg, Saxony. JCPDS 14 - 0072. 016 ALTAITE Long Lak e , Yale, British Columbia. 3. 08 (7) 2. 84 (7) 2. 59 (10) 2. 44 (9) 2. 37 (9) JCPDS 8- 0028. 3.23(10) 2.29(9) 1.86(5) 1.45(6) 1.31(5) 002 ADAMITE Tsumeb, South West Africa. JCPDS 6- 0536. 017 ALUMINITE Halle , Germa ny, Srebrodolsky, B . I. 4. 90 (9) 2. 99 (9) 2. 70 (8) 2. 46 (10) 1. 62 (9) (1970): Min. Sbornik , Lvov. 24 - 4, p. 436. 003 AENIGMATITE Naujakas uk, Ilimaussag, Green- 4. 51(10) 4. 17(8) 3. 55(5) 2. 72(7) 2. 26(8) land. JCPDS 22-1453. 7. 90(7) 3.14(9) 2. 71(9) 2.56(10) 2.13(8) 018 ALUNITE Muszay, Hungary. JCPDS 14- 0136. 4. 98(8) 3. 00(10) 2. 30(8) 1. 91(8) 1. 51(7) 004 AERINITE Estopian Huesca, Spain. Garrido, J. (1949): Bull. Soc. Franc. Min. , 72, 019 ALUNOGEN Springhill, Cumberland County, p. 407. Nova Scotia. Gabinet , M. P . (1957) : 4. 04(10) 3.69(3) 3.23(7) 2.73(7) 2. 13(5) Min. Sbornik, Lvov, 11, p. 134. 4. 48(10) 4.37(10) 3.95(4) 3.03 (5) 2.95(5) 005 AFWlLLITE Translusento, Crestmore, California. JCPDS 9- 0454. 020 AMALGAM Synthetic. Berry, L. G. and 3.19(9) 2.84(10) 2. 72(9) 2.15(7) 1.93(7) Thompson, R. M. (1962): Geol. Soc. Amer. , Mem. 85, p . 11. 006 AIKINITE Berezon, Ural Mountains, U.S. S. R. 2. 37 (10) 2. 05 (6) 1. 45 (6) 1. 24 (7) 1. 19 (2) JCPDS 7- 0223. 3.66(10) 3.19(9) 2.87(9) 1.96(4) 1.76(3) 021 AMBLYGONITE Keystone, South Dakota. JCPDS 22-1138. 007 AJOITE Lima County, Arizona. JCPDS 11- 0312. 4.65(10) 3.16(10) 2. 98(8) 2. 40(5) 2.12(4) 6. 18 (9) 4. 11 (9) 3. 09 (10) 2. 94 (7) 2. 81 (9) 022 AMMONIA- NITRE Synthetic r eag ent. 008 AKERMANITE Oka, Quebec. JCPDS 10- 0391. JCPDS 8- 0452 . 4.23(4) 3.71(4) 3.09(4) 2.87(10) 1.76(5) 4. 96 (5) 3. 97 (7) 3. 09 (10) 2. 73 (8) 2. 25 (7)

009 ALABANDITE Nagyac, Transylvania. 023 AMMONIOJAROSITE Wamsutter, Wyoming. JCPDS 6-0518. JCPDS 17- 0753. 3. 01(2) 2. 61(10) 1. 84(9) 1. 50(3) 1. 30(1) 5.83(3) 5.10(6) 3.10(10) 1.99(4) 1.82(4)

010 ALGODONITE Ahmeek Mine, Michigan, U.S . A. JCPDS 9-0429. AMPHIBOLE GROUP 2.25(3) 2.12(4) 1.99(10) 1.55(1) 1.31(1) 024 CUMMINGTONITE Smallwood Mine, Labrador. 011 ALLACTITE Nordmarken, Sweden. JCPDS 17 - 0745. JCDPS 17-0748. 8. 35(10) 3. 07(7) 2. 76(8) 2. 63(5) 2. 49(4) 3.71(9) 3.27(7) 3.05(10) 2.91(6) 2.51(7) 025 TREMOLITE Nordmark, Sweden. JCPDS 13 - 0437. 012 ALLANITE Lac Pieds des Monts, Quebec. 8. 43 (10) 4. 53 (8) 4. 16 (10) 3. 13 (9) 2. 72 (9) JCPDS 21 - 0146. ACTINOLITE Dorchester, Quebec. 3. 56(6) 2. 94(10) 2. 72(5) 2. 63(5) 1. 65(5) The mineral was heated 5 minutes in vacum, at ANTHOPHYLLITE Burlington, Conne cticut. l, 0 ooo c. ARFVEDSONITE Montreal, Quebec. 013 ALLEGHANYITE Alleghany County, North CROCIDOLITE Koegasbrug, South Aftica. Carolina. JCPDS 22 - 0726. EDENITE Grenville, Quebec. 3. 26 (6) 3. 15 (7) 2. 87 (8) 2. 61 (7) 1. 81(10) Iron radiation FERROACTINOLITE Cassiar, Britis h Columbia. GLAUCOPHANE Uto," Sweden. 014 ALLEMONTITE Allemont, France. JCPDS 12- 0700. 3. 58(4) 2. 91(10) 2. 76(6) 2. 13(5) 1. 28(5) GRUNERITE Unknown locality. HASTINGSITE Hastings County, Ontario. 015 ALLUAUDITE Custer, South Dakota. JCPDS 14- 0245. HOLMQUISTITE Uto," Swede n. 6. 28 (8) 3. 52 (6) 3. 08 (7) 2. 72 (10) 2. 52 (6) HORNBLENDE Bilin, Bohemia.

3 KAERSUTITE Umanak district, Greenland. 038 APHTHITALITE Mount Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 20-0928. MANGANIAN TREMOLITE St. Lawrence County, 4. 04(6) 2. 91(6) 2. 81(10) 2. 02(9) 1. 64(5) New York.

MOUNTAIN CORK Buckingham, Quebec. 039 APLOWITE Walton, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 16-0488. 5. 44(9) 4. 46(10) 3. 93(8) 3. 40(5) 2. 95(7) NEPHRITE New Zealand.

RICHTERITE Langban, Sweden. 040 APOPHYLLITE Guanojuato, Mexico. JCPDS 19-0082. RIEBECKITE El Paso, Colorado. 7. 69(7) 3. 93(8) 3. 59(8) 2. 98(9) 2. 50(10) WINCHITE Jhabua State, India. 041 ARAGONITE Bilin, Bohemia. JCPDS 5-0453. Specimen mounts are not availabl e for FERROAC 3. 41 (10) 3. 28 (7) 2. 70 (8) 2. 37 (7) 1. 98 (9) TINOLITE, HASTINGSITE, MANGANIAN TREMO LITE, MOUNTAIN CORK, RICHTERITE, RIEBECKITE 042 ARAMA YOITE Bolivia. JCPDS 4-0696. and WINCHITE. 3.42(2) 3.21(4) 2.80(10) 2.05(2) 1.95(2) 026 ANALCIME Crisis Creek, British Columbia. 043 ARCANITE Synthetic. JCPDS 5-0613. JCPDS 7-0363. 4. 17 (7) 3. 00 (9) 2. 90 (10) 2. 22 (5) 2. 08 (7) 5.61(9) 3.43(10) 2.93(7) 2.70(5) 1.75(6)

044 ARDENNITE Salmchateau, Belgium. 027 ANATASE Travetsch, Switzerland. JCPDS 18-0141. JCPDS 21-1272. 4. 23(6) 3.16(6) 2. 92(9) 2. 59(10) 1. 45(6) 3. 52(10) 2. 38(2) 1. 89(4) 1. 70(2) 1. 67(3)

045 ARGYRODITE Oruro, Bolivia. Harris, D. C. and 028 ANCYLITE Ravolli County, Montana. Owens, D.R. (1971): Can. Mineral., JCPDS 14-0345. 10, p. 897. 4. 35 (10) 3. 71 (10) 2. 96 (10) 2. 35 (8) 2. 09 (7) 3. 05(10) 2. 68(6) 2. 46(5) 2. 04(5) 1. 88(5) 029 ANDALUSITE Bathurst Inlet, Northwest Ter- 046 ARROJADITE Chandlers Mills, New Hampshire. ritories. JCPDS 13-0122. JCPDS 6-0307. 5. 54 (9) 4. 53 (10) 3. 95 (9) 2. 78 (9) 2. 18 (9) 3.40(2) 3.20(6) 3.04(10) 2.85(4) 2.71(8) 030 ANDERSONITE Homestake, New Mexico. 047 ARSENIC Edward Island, Port Arthur, Ontario. JCPDS 20-1092 JCPDS 5-0632. 7. 90(10) 5. 68(10) 5. 23(9) 4. 31(10) 3. 68(6) 3.53(4) 2.78(10) 2.05(6) 1.89(7) 1.56(4) 031 ANDORITE Oruro, Bolivia. JCPDS 10-0499. 048 ARSENIOSIDERITE Mazapil, Mexico. 3. 74(5) 3. 45(6) 3. 30(10) 2. 90(10) 2. 76 (5) JCPDS 13-0134. 8.80(10) 5.68(6) 3.26(6) 2.96(7) 2.78(9) 032 ANGLESITE Mount Zechan, Tasmania. JCPDS 5-0577. 049 ARSENOLITE Manhattan, Nevada. JCPDS 4- 0566. 4. 27 (10) 3. 33 (8) 3. 27 (7) 3. 02 (10) 2. 07 (10) 6.42(9) 3.20(10) 2.77(3) 2.54(4) 1.96(4)

033 ANHYDRITE Lambton County, Ontario. 050 ARSENOPYRITE Guysborough, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 6-0226. JCPDS 11-0154. 3.49(10) 2.87(5) 2.34(4) 2.22(4) 1.87(4) 2.67(9) 2.43(10) 1.82(8) 1.63(4) 1.35(3)

034 ANNABERGITE Churchill County, Nevada. 051 ARTHURITE Majuba Hill, Nevada. JCPDS 16-0397 · JCPDS 11-0625. 10. 30 (10) 6. 97 (10) 4. 82 (9) 4. 31 (9) 2. 81 (8) 6. 61 (10) 3. 20 (9) 2. 99 (9) 2. 69 (9) 1. 55 (8) 052 ARTINITE Vallanterna, Lombardy, Ita ly. ANTIMONY Kern County, California. 035 JCPDS 6-0484. JCPDS 5-0562. 5.37(10) 3.71(9) 2.74(10) 2.21(7) 1.87(4) 3.10(10) 2.25(8) 2.15(8) 1.77(6) 1.37(5) 053 ASTROPHYLLITE El Paso County, California. ANTLERITE Chuquicamata, Chile. JCPDS 7-0407. 036 JCPDS 14- 0194. 4. 87 (10) 3. 60 (8) 2. 68 (8) 2. 58 (9) 2. 14 (9) 3. 51 (10) 2. 77 (6) 2. 65 (7) 2. 57 (6) 1. 76 (4)

APATITE Tory Hill, Ontario. JCPDS 15-0876. 037 054 ATACAMITE Chuquicamata, Chile. JCPDS 2-0146. 3. 46(5) 2. 81(10) 2. 71(6) 2. 64(3) 1. 95(4) 5. 40 (10) 5. 00 (9) 2. 82 (9) 2. 76 (10) 2. 26 (10)

4 055 ATELESTITE Schneeberg, Sazony. 072 BARITE Custer County. South Dakota. JCPDS 15- 0735. JCPDS 5- 0448. 6.61(3) 4.25(4) 3.25(10) 3.13(4) 2.73(5) 3. 90 (6) 3. 43 (9) 3. 32 (7) 3. 10 (9) 2. 12 (10)

056 AUGELITE Keystone, South Dakota. 073 BARYLITE Seal Lake, Labrador. JCPDS 15- 0076. JCPDS 14-0380 5. 82 (6) 4. 51 (6) 3. 38 (10) 3. 05 (7) 2. 92 (9) 4. 67(7) 3. 51(10) 3. 33(10) 2. 49(6) 1. 88(8) 074 BARYTOCALCITE Alston Moor. England. 057 AURICHALCITE Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. JCPDS 15-0285. JCPDS 17-0743. 4. 34 (6) 4. 00 (7) 3. 13 (10) 2. 38 (6) 2. 16 (6) 6. 81(10) 3. 69(7) 3. 24(4) 2. 72(4) 2. 62(8) 075 BASALUMINITE Newhaven, Sussex, England. 058 AUROSTIBITE Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. JCPDS 8- 0064. JCPDS 8-0460. 5. 91 (6) 4. 70 (10) 3. 88 (6) 3. 68 (8) 1. 88 (7) 3. 77 (7) 2. 98 (8) 2. 72 (7) 2. 36 (6) 2. 01(10) Mount not available. 076 BASSANITE Stassfurt, Germany. JCPDS 14- 0453. 6. 01(9) 3. 50 (10) 3. 00 (10) 2. 81 (10) 1. 85 (8) 059 AUSTINITE Mapimi Mexico. JCPDS 22 - 1068. 3. 17 (10) 2. 79 (10) 2. 63 (10) 1. 61 (9) 1. 51 (6) 077 BASSETITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 7- 0288. 8. 51 (6) 4. 88 (10) 3. 46 (10) 2. 96 (5) 2. 22 (6) 060 AUTUNITE Mount Spokane, Washington. Takano, Y. (1961): Amer. Mineral., 46, p. 078 BASTNAESITE El Paso, Colorado. 815. JCPDS 11-0340. 10. 28 (10) 4. 93 (8) 3. 60 (9) 3. 49 (9) 2. 88 (6) 4.85(5) 3.53(6) 2.86(10) 2. 04(5) 1.91(6)

061 AWARUITE Hoole Canyon, Pelly River, Yukon. 079 BAUMHAUERITE Binnental, Switzerland. Williams, K. L. (1960): Amer. Min JCPDS 12-0281. eral. , 45, p . 451. 4. 15 (10) 3. 58 (8) 3. 46 (8) 2. 96 (8) 2. 76 (8) 2.05(10) 1.77(6) 1.26(5) 1.07(5) 1.02(1) 080 BAVENITE Sumperk, Czechoslovakia. 062 AXINITE Dauphine, France. JCPDS 6- 0448. JCPDS 13-0535. 6. 28 (5) 3. 48 (9) 3. 16 (8) 2. 81 (10) 2. 17 (7) 3. 72 (9) 3. 35 (10) 3. 23 (7) 3. 03 (8) 2. 57 (8)

063 AZOPROITE Transbaykalia, U.S. S. R. Amer. 081 BAYLDONITE Cornwall, England. Mineral., 56, p . 360. JCPDS 6- 0335. 5.13(5) 2. 53(10) 2.11(4) 2. 02(5) 1. 90(4) 4. 55 (6) 3. 22 (7) 3. 15 (10) 2. 94 (7) 2. 71 (7)

064 AZURITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 11-0682. 082 BAYLEYITE U.S. G. S. specimen. JCPDS 4- 0130. 5.13(8) 3. 66(4) 3. 53(10) 2. 53(6) 2. 22(3) 7. 63 (10) 5. 04 (9) 3. 83 (8) 2. 88 (5) 2. 70 (5)

065 BABINGTONITE Baveno, Italy. JCPDS 14-0321. 083 BEAVERITE Beaver County, Utah. 3. 12 (7) 2. 95 (6) 2. 88 (8) 2. 75 (10) 2. 47 (5) JCPDS 17-0476 5.87(10) 3. 60(4) 3.05(10) 2.29(4) 1.95(4) 066 BADDELEYITE Minas Gerais, Brazil. JCPDS 13-0307. 084 BECQUERELITE Delta Mine, Utah. 3. 69(4) 3. 16(10) 2. 83(8) 2. 61(6) 1. 82(7) JCPDS 13-0405. 7.44(10) 3.73(5) 3.55(5) 3.21(8) 2.58(3) 067 BAFERTISITE Northern China. JCPDS 14-0541. 2.64(10) 2.51(6) 2.06(3) 1.76(3) 1.56(8) 085 BENITOITE San Benito County, California. JCPDS 13-0500. 068 BAKERITE California. JCPDS 14-0686. 3.72(10) 3.31(4) 2.87(4) 2.74(9) 1.96(3) 3. 76(6) 3. 11(10) 2. 85(9) 2. 51(5) 2. 24(6) 086 BENSTONITE Minerva Mine, Illinois. 069 BANDYL!TE Chile. JCPDS 12- 0631. JCPDS 14- 0637 5. 57 (10) 4. 36 (7) 3. 09 (7) 2. 54 (10) 1. 96 (8) 3. 92 (4) 3. 09 (10) 2. 53 (3) 2. 13 (3) 1. 90 (3)

070 BAOTITE Inner Mongolia. JCPDS 14-0657. 087 BERA UNITE Waldgrimes, Germany. 3. 51 (6) 3. 14 (10) 2. 49 (9) 2. 24 (10) 1. 33 (10) JCPDS 17-0472. 10. 3(10) 7. 20(4) 4. 80(4) 3. 44(4) 3. 07(6) 071 BARBOSAL!TE Custer County, South Dakota. JCPDS 11-0423. 088 BERMANITE Custer County, South Dakota. 4. 85(6) 3. 35(10) 3. 25(5) 3.17(5) 2. 33(4) JCPDS 20-0712. Iron radiation. 9. 61 (10) 4. 82 (3) 3. 66 (2) 3. 27 (3) 2. 91(4)

5 089 BERTHIERITE Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. 107 BISMUTITE Tasna, Bolivia. JCPDS 4-0666. JCPDS 12-0731. 3. 72 (8) 2. 96 (10) 2. 14 (7) 1. 95 (7) 1. 62 (8) 7. 08 ( 4) 4. 37 (6) 3. 68 (10) 3. 02 (5) 2. 64 (10) 108 BIXBYITE Mexico. JCPDS 8-0010. 090 BERTRANDITE Acquachila Mountains, Mexico. 3. 83 ( 4) 2. 72 (10) 2. 35 ( 4) 1. 66 (9) 1. 42 (8) JCPDS 17-0515. 4.37(10) 3.18(9) 2.54(8) 2.28(6) 2.22(6) 109 BLOEDITE Chuquicamata, Chile. JCPDS 19- 1215. 4.56(9) 3.19(10) 2.97(4) 2.73(4) 2.65(4) 091 BERYL Coolgardie, Australia. JCPDS 9-0430. 7. 97(10) 4. 60(5) 3. 25(10) 3. 02(5) 2. 87(10) 110 BLOMSTRANDINE Kabuland, Iveland, Stesdalen, Norway. Makarochkin, B. A., 092 BERYLLONITE Stoneham, Maine. JCPDS 6-0443. Gonibessova, K. A. and Makarochkina, 3. 92 (6) 3. 65 (9) 2. 84 (10) 2. 37 (6) 2. 28 (7) M. S. (1964): Proc. All. Sov. Min. Soc., 93, 1, p. 55. 093 BERZELIANlTE British Columbia. JCPDS 6- 0680. 2. 97(10) 2. 59(4) 1. 82(4) 1. 80(4) 1. 56(4) 3.34(9) 2.04(10) 1.74(8) 1.43(4) 1.17(7) 111 BOEHMITE Georgia, U.S. A. JCPDS 21-1307. 094 BERZELIITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 19- 0165. 6. 11 (10) 3. 16 (7) 2. 36 (7) 1. 85 (7) 1. 32 (2) 3. 10 (6) 2. 78 (10) 2. 54 (6) 1. 72 (7) 1. 65 (8) 112 BOGGILDITE Ivigtut, South Greenland. 095 BETAFITE Fort Portal Tuffs, Uganda. JCPDS 14- 0417. JCPDS 13-0197. 3. 90 (8) 3. 16 (10) 2. 88 (5) 2. 63 (7) 2. 28 (8) 2. 99(10) 2. 61(4) 1. 82(7) 1. 57(7) 1. 50(2) 113 BOLEITE Boleo, Mexico. JCPDS 2- 0240. 096 BETA-ROSELITE Morocco. JCPDS 17- 0166. 4. 42 (10) 3. 83 (9) 2. 79 (9) 2. 38 (8) 2. 32 (8) 5. 10 (7) 3. 58 (7) 3. 07 (8) 2. 77 (10) 1. 72 (8) 114 BOLTWOODITE Delta Mine, Emery County, 097 BETA-URANOPHANE Several localities. Utah. JCPDS 13- 0218. JCPDS 8- 0301. 6. 81 (10) 3. 54 (7) 3. 40 (7) 2. 95 (8) 1. 90 (6) 7. 83 (10) 3. 87 (6) 3. 52 (6) 3. 19 (6) 2. 57 (4) 115 BONATTITE Lilloet, British Columbia. 098 BETEKHTINITE Dzhezkazga n, Kazakhestan, JCPDS 3- 0194. U.S. S. R . JCPDS 13- 0235. 5. 14 (9) 4. 45 (10) 3. 65 (8) 3. 25 (7) 2. 83 (7) 3. 09 (8) 2. 87 (10) 2. 40 (5) 1. 94 (5) 1. 83 (9) 116 BONCHEVITE Smolyanski, Bulgaria. Kostov, 099 BEUDANTITE Cerro Gorda, California. I. (1958): Min. Mag., 31, p. 821. JCPDS 19- 0689. 3.51(10) 3.09(8) 2.79(6) 1.93(8) 1.72(6) 5. 99 (8) 3. 66 (7) 3. 08 (10) 2. 26 (7) 1. 98 (7) 117 BORACITE Luneburg, Ha nover, Germany. 100 BIEBERTITE Synthetic. JCPDS 16- 0487. JCPDS 5- 0710. 4. 85 (10) 4. 77 (8) 4. 02 (3) 3. 75 (8) 3. 24 (2) 3.52(6) 3.04(9) 2.72(7) 2.14(4) 2.06(10)

101 BIKITAITE Southern Rhodesia. JCPDS 14- 0168. 118 BORNITE Bruce Mines, Ontario. JCPDS 14- 0323. 7.86(7) 4.20(10) 3.46(10) 3.35(10) 2.49(9) 3.30(5) 3.18(6) 2.74(6) 2.50(4) 1.94(10)

102 BILLIETITE Katanga, Belgian Congo. 119 BOTRYOGEN Old Redington Mine, Napa County, JCPDS 13- 0406. California. JCPDS 17 - 0157. 7.44(10) 3.50(8) 3.18(10) 2.56(4) 2.04(5) 8. 90(10) 6. 30(6) 5.10(5) 4. 08(5) 3. 02(8)

103 BINDHEIMITE Bodannon Mine, Cornwall, 120 BOULANGERITE Vermont Creek, British Colum- England. JCPDS 7-0321. bia. JCPDS 18- 0688. 3. 03 (10) 2. 62 (6) 1. 86 (8) 1. 58 (8) 1. 20 (4) 3. 73 (10) 3. 22 (6) 3. 03 (5) 2. 81(9) 1. 87 (5)

104 BISMITE Synthetic. JCPDS 14-0699. 121 BOURNONITE Felsobanga, Hungary. 3.25(10) 2.69(7) 1.96(3) 1.74(1) 1.67(2) JCPDS 12 - 0094. 3.84(8) 2.73(10) 1.99(4) 1.85(4) 1.77(8) 105 BISMUTH Tough Oaks Mine, Porcupine, Ontario. JCPDS 5- 0519. 122 BOUSSINGAULTITE Sonora County, California. 3.28(10) 2.37(4) 2.27(5) 1.87(4) 1.44(4) JCPDS 17-0135. 5.37(6) 5.11(4) 4.22(10) 3.80(7) 2.19(4) 106 BISMUTHINITE Little Shuswap Lake, British Columbia. JCPDS 17-0320. 123 BRACKEBUSCHITE Venus Mine, Cordoba, 3. 97 (6) 3. 56 (10) 3. 12 (8) 2. 52 (7) 1. 95 (6) Argentina. JCPDS 6- 0284. 4. 94(8) 3. 25(10) 3. 08(6) 2. 76(8) 2.13(5) 6 124 BRANDTITE Pojsberg, Sweden. JCPDS 11- 0677. 142 BURKEITE Searles Lake, California. 5. 04 (5) 3. 36 (6) 2. 98 (10) 2. 77 (9) 2. 09 (6) JCPDS 2-0840. 3. 80 (8) 3. 52 (7) 2. 78 (10) 2. 64 (7) 2. 58 (7) 125 BRANNERITE U.S. G. S. Specimen No 221. JCPDS 8-0002 143 BUSTAMITE Franklin, New Jersey. 4. 70 (7) 3. 42 (10) 2. 46 (7) 2. 28 (7) 1. 90 (8) JCPDS 13-0175. Mount not available. 3. 20(7) 3. 00(6) 2. 89(10) 1. 77(4) 1. 66(5)

126 BRAUNITE Wheatley River, Prince Edward Is- 144 BUTTGENBACHITE Likasi, Katanga. land. JCPDS 8- 0078. JCPDS 8-0136. 2.72(10) 2.35(4) 2.15(4) 1.66(7) 1.42(6) 7. 95 (10) 3. 27 (7) 2. 74 (9) 2. 29 (10) 1. 62 (8)

127 BRAZILIANITE Brazil. JCPDS 14- 0379. 145 BYSTROMITE El Antimonio, Mexico. Mason, B. 5.05(10) 2.99(8) 2.88(7) 2.74(7) 2.69(8) and Vitaliano, C. J. (1952): Amer. Mineral., 37, p. 53. 128 BREITHAUPTITE Cobalt, Ontario. JCPDS 2- 0783. 3. 31(10) 2. 57(9) 2. 34(5) 1. 73 (9) 1. 39(8) 2. 85 (10) 2. 05 (7) 1. 97 (8) 1. 62 (2) 1. 42 (2) 146 CACOXENITE Oberrosbach, Hesse, Germany. 129 BREWSTERITE Strontian, Argyll, Scotland. Fisher, D. J. (1966): Amer. Mineral., JCPDS 15-0582. 51, p. 1811. 6.30(4) 4.65(10) 3.93(3) 3.27(4) 2.92(9) 13. 60 (1) 11. 95 (10) 6. 93 (3) 4. 90 (3) 3. 16 (3)

130 BRITHOLITE Oka, Quebec. JCPDS 17-0724. 147 CALAVERITE Cripple Creek, Colorado. 3.22(3) 2.82(10) 1.96(5) 1.88(5) 1.48(2) JCPDS 7- 0344. 3. 01(10) 2. 93(4) 2.10(8) 1. 32(4) 1. 20(4) 131 BROCHANTITE Chuquicamata, Chile. JCPDS 3-0282. 148 CALCIOVOLBORTHITE Grand County, Utah. 6. 40(6) 5. 40(6) 3. 91(10) 2. 69(5) 2. 53(9) JCPDS 12- 0524. 5.79(4) 4.15(6) 2.88(8) 2.60(10) 1.61(7) 132 BROCKITE Custer County, Colorado. JCPDS 15- 0248. 149 CALCITE Partridge Island, Nova Scotia. 4. 37 (8) 3. 03 (10) 2. 83 (9) 2. 15 (8) 1. 86 (5) JCPDS 5-0586 3. 05 (10) 2. 28 (5) 2. 09 (5) 1. 91(6) 1. 87 (6) 133 BROMELLITE Synthetic. JCPDS 4-0843. 2.34(9) 2.19(6) 2.06(10) 1.35(4) 1.24(3) 150 CALEDONITE Mariposa County, Arizona. JCPDS 8-0153. 134 BROMYRITE Zakatecas, Mexico. JCPDS 6-0438. 4. 62 (10) 3. 13 (8) 1. 87 (8) 1. 69 (7) 1. 64 (6) 2. 87 (10) 2. 02 (9) 1. 65 (3) 1. 43 (1) 1. 28 (3) 151 CALLAGHANITE Gabbs, Nevada. JCPDS 11-0332. 135 BROOKITE Magnet Cove, Arkansas. 7. 44(10) 6. 19(10) 3. 87(9) 3.18(10) 2. 30(9) JCPDS 16-0617. 3. 51(10) 3. 47 (8) 2. 90 (9) 1. 89(3) 1. 67 (3) 152 CALOMEL Yellowstone Park, Wyoming. JCPDS 4-0581. 136 BRUCITE Wakefield Township, Quebec. 4. 14(10) 3. 16(9) 2. 73(3) 2. 06(6) 1. 96(6) JCPDS 7-0239. 4.77(9) 2.37(10) 1.80(6) 1.57(4) 1.38(3) 153 CALUMETITE Calumet Mine, Michigan. JCPDS 15-0669. 137 BRUGNATELLITE Lombardy, Italy. 7.50(10) 3.43(3) 3.30(3) 3.02(6) 2.49(8) JCPDS 14-0365. 7. 90(10) 3. 96(9) 2. 63(6) 2. 35(7) 2. 00(7) 154 CANCRINITE French River, Ontario. JCPDS 20- 0257. 138 BRUSHITE Brussels, Belgium. JCPDS 11-0293. 6. 33 (6) 4. 64 (9) 3. 22 (10) 2. 73 (6) 2. 56 (6) 7. 57(10) 4. 24(10) 3. 05(8) 2. 93(4) 2. 62(5) 155 CARBONATE-CYANOTRICHITE California. 139 BUETSCHLIITE Desoronto, Ontario. JCPDS 16-0365. JCPDS 21-0980. 10. 16 (9) 5. 64 (5) 5. 01 (6) 4. 21 (10) 3. 36 (4) 3. 03 (8) 2. 87 (10) 2. 69 (8) 2. 25 (6) 2. 07 (8) 156 CARMINITE Mapimi, Mexico. JCPDS 12- 0278. 140 BUNSENITE Synt hetic. JCPDS 4-0835. 4. 58 (7) 3. 50 (7) 3. 21 (10) 2. 58 (9) 1. 80 (8) 2. 41(9) 2. 09 (10) 1. 48 (9) 1. 26 (3) 1. 21 (3) 157 CARNALLITE Stassfurt, Germany. JCPDS 8- 0075. 141 BURBANKITE Kola Peninsula, U.S. S. R. 4. 70(7) 3. 56(6) 3. 30(10) 2. 93(7) 1. 99(5) JCPDS 6-0513. 5. 26 (5) 3. 72 (5) 3. 03 (6) 2. 63 (10) 2. 14 (5)

7 158 CARNOTITE U.S. G. S. Specimen No. 1183. 174 CHALCOCITE Megantic, Quebec. JCPDS 9- 0328. JCPDS 8-0317. 3.39(3) 2.40(7) 1.96(9) 1.87(10) 1.69(4) 6. 51 (10) 4. 25 (3) 3. 52 (6) 3. 25 (3) 3. 12 (9) 175 CHALCOMENITE Locality unknown. 159 CARPHOLITE Schlackenwald, Bohemia. JCPDS 17- 0523. JCPDS 19-0273. 5. 39 (10) 4. 94 (10) 3. 77 (7) 3. 35 (8) 3. 04 (7) 5. 73(10) 5. 08(5) 3. 41(3) 3. 05(6) 2. 62(10) 176 CHALCOPHANITE Broken Hill, Australia. 160 CARROLLITE Ruwe, Katanga. JCPDS 9-0425. JCPDS 15- 0807 3. 35 (5) 2. 86 (10) 2. 37 (6) 1. 83 (6) 1. 67 (9) 6. 96(10) 4. 08(5) 3. 49(5) 2. 23(5) 1. 60(4)

161 CASSITERITE Nova Scotia. JCPDS 21-1250. 177 CHALCOPHYLLITE Pershing County, Nevada. 3. 36 (10) 2. 64 (10) 2. 37 (2) 1. 77 (10) 1. 67 (2) JCPDS 19-0379. 9. 41 (10) 4. 75 (10) 2. 59 (9) 2. 34 (8) 2. 05 (7) 162 CATAPLEIITE Langesundfiord, Norway. JCPDS 14- 0297. 178 CHALCOPYRITE Siegerland, Germany. 6. 37 (6) 3. 94 (10) 3. 05 (10) 2. 96 (10) 2. 69 (10) JCPDS 11 - 0515. 3.06(10) 1.86(8) 1.59(6) 1.33(3) 1.22(5) 163 CATTIERITE Shinkalobwe, Katanga. JCPDS 3-0772. 179 CHALCOSIDERITE Cornwall, England. 2. 75 (10) 2. 47 (6) 2. 25 (6) 1. 95 (6) 1. 66 (10) JCPDS 8-0127. 3. 77(10) 3. 56(4) 3. 39(7) 3. 01(7) 2. 96(4) 164 CAVANSITE Goble, Columbia County, Oregon. Staales, L. W., Evans, H. T. Jr. and 180 CHALCOSTIBITE Moctezuma, Sonora, Mexico. Lindsay, F. R. (1967): Geol. Soc. JCPDS 9- 0143. Amer., Prog. Ann. Meet. 1967, 3.13(10) 3.00(10) 2.31(4) 1.83(5) 1.76(5) p . 211-212. 7. 97 (10) 6. 86 (5) 3. 41 (6) 3. 05 (4) 2. 77 (5) 181 CHAMBERSITE Chambers County, Texas. JCPDS 14-0638. 165 CELADONITE Victoria Island, Northwest Ter- 3. 07(10) 2.74(6) 2.17(6) 2.08(6) 1.85(5) ritories. JCPDS 17-0521. 4. 55 (8) 3. 64 (8) 3. 32 (8) 2. 58 (10) 2. 40 (8) 182 CHAMOSITE Bancroft, Ontario. JCPDS 7- 0329. 7.08(10) 4.65(6) 3.55(10) 2.46(7) 1.55(8) 166 CELESTITE Lansdowne, Ontario. JCPDS 5-0593. 3. 29 (9) 2. 97 (10) 2. 73 (6) 2. 04 (6) 2. 00 (6) 183 CHAPMANITE South Lorrain Towship, Ontario. JCPDS 11- 0135. 167 CERARGYRITE Charnarcillo, Chile. 7. 63(9) 3. 88(9) 3. 58(10) 3. 19(9) 2. 59(9) JCPDS 6-0480. 3.21(6) 2.78(10) 1.96(9) 1.67(2) 1.60(2) 184 CHERVETITE Gabon, Africa. JCPDS 18- 0708. 4.93(5) 3.58(5) 3.44(10) 3.21(8) 2.73(6) 168 CERIANITE Lackner Township, Ontario. JCPDS 4- 0593. 185 CHILDRENITE Tavistock, Devonshire, England. 3. 12 (10) 2. 71 (3) 1. 91 (5) 1. 63 (5) 1. 24 (2) JCPDS 11-0621. 5.25(4) 4.40(3) 2. 81(10) 2.42(4) 1.52(4) 169 CERlTE Bastnaes, Sweden. JCPDS 11-0126. 3. 48(6) 3. 31(6) 2. 95(10) 1. 95(7) 1. 74(7) 186 CHIOLITE Ivi.gtut, Greenland. JCPDS 2- 0749. 5. 18 (8) 2. 91 (10) 2. 32 (9) 2. 00 (7) 1. 55 (7) 170 CERUSSITE Mammoth, Arizona. JCPDS 5-0417. 3.59(10) 3.50(6) 2.49(5) 2.08(5) 1.93(4) 187 CHKALOVITE Louvzero, U.S. S. R. JCPDS 16-0387. 171 CHABAZITE Aussig, Bohemia. JCPDS 19-0208. 4.02(10) 3.29(8) 2.77(8) 2.48(10) 1.80(8) 5. 02 (3) 4. 32 (8) 3. 58 (3) 2. 95 (10) 1. 81 (3) 188 CHLORAPATITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 2-0851. 172 CHALCANTHITE Lilloet, British Columbia. 2.85(9) 2.77(10) 2.32(3) 1.95(5) 1.84(5) JCPDS 11- 0646. 4. 73(10) 3. 99(9) 3. 71(9) 3. 30(6) 2. 76(5) CHLORITE GROUP 173 CHALCOALUMITE Bisbee, Arizona. 189 CLINOCHLORE Chester County, Pennsylvania. JCPDS 8-0142. JCPDS 19-0749. 8. 59 (10) 4. 29 (10) 2. 51 (3) 2. 29 (3) 2. 00 (5) 7. 11 (10) 3. 55 (9) 2. 55 (8) 2. 01(7) 1. 53 (7)

8 190 COOKEITE Wait-a-bit Creek, British Columbia. 207 COFFINITE Homestake Mine, New Mexico. JCPDS 16-0363. JCPDS 8- 0304. Specimen mount not available. 4. 66(10) 3. 47(10) 2. 78(4) z. 64(9) 1. 80(8) 7. 08(7) 4. 70(9) 3. 53(9) 2. 50(7) 2. 32(10) 208 COLEMANITE Death Valley, California. 191 CHLORITOID Annapolis County, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 6-0331. JCPDS 14- 0062. 5. 64 (9) 3. 85 (8) 3. 13 (10) 2. 55 (8) 2. 01 (7) 4.44(10) 2.95(3) 2. 36(4) 2.29(4) 1.58(3) 209 COLLINSITE Francois Lake, British Columbia. 192 CHONDRODITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 14-0314. JCPDS 14-0010. 6. 30(3) 3. 14(5) 3. 04(9) 2. 69(10) 1. 67(6) 4.86(4) 3.01(5) 2.26(10) 1.74(10) 1.48(8) 210 COLORADOITE Kalgoorlie , Western Australia. 193 CHROMITE Mount Albert, Quebec. JCPDS 3-0873. JCPDS 8-0026. 2. 94 (7) 2. 52 (10) 2. 07 (7) 1. 60 (9) 1. 46 (9) 3.74(10) 2.29(9) 1.95(8) 1.48(3) 1.32(4)

194 CHRYSOBERYL Ural Mountains, U.S. S. R. 211 COLUMBITE-TANTALITE Ingersol Mine, South JCPDS 11- 0448. Dakota . JCPDS 16- 0337. 4. 02 (3) 3. 24 (5) 2. 56 (5) 2. 09 (10) 1. 62 (9) 3. 66(5) 2. 96(10) 2. 51(3) 1. 72(5) 1. 46(5)

195 CHRYSOCOLLA Chile. JCPDS 11 - 0322. 212 COLUSITE Butte, Montana. JCPDS 9- 0010 . 4.44(3) 2.92(8) 2.49(6) 1.64(6) 1.49(10) 3. 07 (10) 1. 88 (10) 1. 61 (6) 1. 32 (2) 1. 22 (3)

196 CHURCHITE Auerbach, Bavaria. JCPDS 8- 0167. 213 CONICHALCITE Chile. JCPDS 11- 0306. 7. 44(8) 4. 70(6) 4. 21(10) 3. 02(9) 2. 82(7) 3. 13(9) 2. 84(10) 2. 59(9) 2. 55(5) 1. 60(4)

197 CINNABAR Almaden, California. JCPDS 6-0256. 214 CONNELLITE Vancouver Is la nd, British Colum- 3.35(10) 3.16(3) 2.86(10) 1.98(4) 1.68(4) bia. JCPDS 8-0135. 7. 97(10) 3. 24(9) 2. 74(9) 2. 50 (7 ) 2. 28(10) 198 CLAUDETITE Portugal. JCPDS 15-0778. 4.92(4) 3.44(5) 3.25(10) 2.77(4) 2.25(4) 215 COPIAPITE Copiago, Chile. JCPDS 20-0659. 9. 21 (10) 6. 17 (6) 5. 57 (8) 4. 70 (3 ) 3. 53 (6) 199 CLARKEITE U.S. G. S. specimen. JCPDS 8- 0315. 5. 79(8) 3. 34(5) 3. 18(10) 2. 69(5) 2. 01(6) 216 COPPER Calumet Mine, Michigan. Mount not available. JCPDS 4-0836. 2.09(10) 1.81(6) 1.28(5) 1.09 (4) 1.04(2) 200 CLAUSTHALITE Theano Point, Lake Superior. JCPDS 6- 0354. 217 COQUIMBITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 6-0040. 3.54(4) 3.06(10) 2.17(8) 1.77(4) 1.37(4) 8. 27 (10) 5. 44 (7) 4. 60 (5) 3. 36 (6) 2. 76 (8)

201 CLINOCLASE Eureka Hill Mine, Utah. 218 CORDIERITE Sandokedal, Norway. JCPDS 9- 0472. JCPDS 12-0297. 8. 51(9) 4. 10(9) 3. 38(10) 3. 16(9) 3. 03(10) 6. 15(3) 4. 35(5) 3. 59(10) 3.14(7) 2. 47(3) 219 CORNETITE Kalabi, Katanga. JCPDS 9-0495. 202 CLINOHUMITE Valhalla, British Columbia. 4. 29 (9) 3. 68 (8) 3. 16 (9) 3. 04 (10) 2. 06 (8) JCPDS 14-0009 3.70(5) 2.76(7) 2.54(6) 2.26(10) 1.74(10) 220 CORNWALLITE Tintic District, Utah. JCPDS 12-0287. 203 CLINOZOISITE Straw Hat Lake, Ontario. 4. 60 (8) 3. 55 (9) 3. 22 (10) 3. 10 (9) 2. 41 (9) JCPDS 21-0128. 2. 89 (10) 2. 68 (6) 2. 40 (6) 1. 87 (6) 1. 64 (6) 221 CORONADITE Bhandara Distric t, India. JCPDS 7-0361. 204 COALINGITE Fresno County, California. 3.48(5) 3.10(10) 2.40(5) 1.83(4) 1.54(5) JCPDS 18-0790. 4.25(7) 2.35(10) 1.77(6) 1.57(5) 1.34(4) 222 CORUNDUM Bathurst, New Brunswick. JCPDS 10-0173. 205 COBALTITE Cobalt, Ontario. JCPDS 18- 0431. 3. 49 (8) 2. 55 (9) 2. 09 (10) 1. 60 (9) 1. 37 (7) 2. 78 (8) 2. 49 (10) 2. 27 (9) 1. 68 (10) 1. 49 (8) 223 CORYNITE Olsa, Carinthia, Austria. 206 COESITE Canyon Diablo, Arizona. JCPDS 9-0336. JCPDS 14-0654. 2.88(6) 2.57(10) 2.34(7) 1.74(8) 1.54(5) 3.43(4) 3.09(10) 1.71(2) 1.54(1) 1.34(2)

9 224 COSALITE Timiskaming, Ontario. JCPDS 13- 0502. 242 CYANOTRICHITE Washington County, Utah. 3.44(10) 3.37(5) 2.95(10) 2.81(5) 2.03(7) JCPDS 11- 0131. 10. 16 (10) 5. 57 (6) 5. 27 (6) 3. 88 (9) 3. 38 (6) 225 COTUNNITE Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 5-0416. 3. 89(8) 3. 59(10) 2. 78(7) 2. 51(5) 2.10(5) 243 CYLINDRITE Poopo,, Bolivia. JCPDS 13-0332. 5.75(4) 3.90(10) 2.89(10) 2.05(5) 1.81(5) 226 COVELLITE Miramichi River, New Brunswick. JCPDS 6-0464. 244 CYMRITE Whitehorse, Yukon. JCPDS 17-0507. 3. 05(7) 2. 81(10) 2. 72(8) 1. 90(9) 1. 73(5) 3. 97 (9) 2. 96 (10) 2. 67 (7) 2. 24 (4) 2. 21 (4)

227 CRANDALLITE Amatrice Hill, Utah. 245 DADSONITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 21-0942. JCPDS 5- 0615. 3. 78 (7) 3. 62 (7) 3. 38 (10) 2. 84 (7) 2. 79 (6) 3.50(4) 2.94(10) 2.16(5) 1.90(5) 1.75(5) 246 DANALITE Ungava District, Quebec. Marmo, 228 CREDNERITE Idikil, Morocco. JCPDS 18-0448. V. (1966): Bull Comm. Geol. 2. 85 (7) 2. 71 (10) 2. 42 (10) 2. 24 (7) 1. 56 (7) Finlande, 221, p. 19. 3. 35 (10) 2. 59 (10) 2. 19 (4) 1. 92 (6) 1. 68 (4) 229 CREEDITE Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado. JCPDS 8-0072. 247 DANBURITE Lewis County, New York. 5. 79 (8) 3. 92 (9) 3. 48 (10) 3. 07 (8) 2. 16 (9) JCPDS 13- 0308. 3. 56 (10) 3. 44 (6) 2. 96 (8) 2. 74 (9) 2. 65 (7) 230 CRISTOBALITE (alpha) Tucson Springs, Cali- fornia. JCPDS 11- 0695. 248 DATOLITE Bergin Hill, New Jersey. 4. 05 (10) 2. 84 (1) 2. 49 (2) 1. 93 (1) 1. 87 (1) JCPDS 11- 0070. 3. 75 (6) 3. 11 (10) 2. 99 (5) 2. 86 (7) 2. 19 (5) 231 CROCOITE Dundas, Tasmania. JCPDS 8-0209. 4. 38(4) 3. 49(6) 3. 28(10) 3. 03 (7) 2. 25(4) 249 DAVIDITE East Africa. JCPDS 5- 0623. 2. 86(10) 1. 80(8) 1. 71(8) 1. 60(9) 1. 44(9) 232 CROOKESITE Skrikerum, Sweden. JCPDS 6-0280. 3. 30 (9) 3. 02 (10) 2. 60 (9) 2. 11 (7) 1. 84 (7) 250 DAVYNE Mount Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 20 - 0379. 233 CRYOLITE Ivigtut, Greenland. JCPDS 12- 0257. 4. 80 (10) 3. 68 (10) 3. 28 (10) 2. 67 (7) 2. 12 (6) 3. 90 (6) 2. 75 (9) 2. 34 (5) 1. 95 (10) 1. 57 (5) 251 DAWSONITE Montreal, Quebec. JCPDS 19-1175. 234 CRYOLITHIONITE Ivigtut, Greenland. 5.66(10) 3.38(4) 2.79(8) 2.60(4) 1.99(5) JCPDS 2-1282. 4. 29(10) 3. 03(6) 2. 22(8) 1. 96(10) 1. 62(5) 252 DELAFOSSITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 12-0752. 2. 86(4) 2. 51(10) 2. 24(4) 1. 66(4) 1. 51(4) 235 CRYPTOMELANE Virginia. JCPDS 4- 0778. 7. 00(8) 4. 90(6) 3. 12(7) 2. 40(10) 1. 83(5) 253 DELHAYELITE Kola Peninsula, U.S. S. R. Mount not available. Iron radiation. JCPDS 12-0286. 6. 15(3) 3.48(5) 3.08(10) 2.95(7) 2.79(5) 236 CUBANITE Northwest Territories. JCPDS 9- 0324. 3. 49 (5) 3. 22 (10) 2. 77 (5) 1. 87 (9) 1. 75 (7) 254 DESCLOIZlTE Lake Valley, New Mexico. JCPDS 12-0537. 237 CUMENGEITE Boleo, Mexico. JCPDS 14-0186. 5. 10 (8) 3. 23 (10) 2. 90 (8) 2. 69 (8) 2. 62 (8) 7.02(4) 4.86(9) 3.98(4) 3.73(6) 2.38(10) 255 DESTINEZITE Argenteau, Belgium. 238 CUPRITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 5-0667. JCPDS 12-0209 3. 02(2) 2. 47(10) 2.14(5) 1. 51(5) 1. 29(5) 8. 35 (9) 4. 35 (10) 3. 91 (10) 3. 23 (4) 2. 92 (10)

239 CUPROSKLODOWSKITE Katanga. JCPDS 8-0290. 256 DEVILLINE Herrengrund, Hungary. 8.18(10) 6.10(6) 4. 82(7) 4.10(10) 2. 97(8) JCPDS 22 - 0231. 5.08(10) 3.39(9) 3.17(3) 2.66(5) 2.51(6) 240 CURITE Belgian Congo. JCPDS 14-0267. 6. 23 (10) 3. 96 (7) 3. 53 (7) 3. 14 (8) 3. 06 (7) 257 DIABOLEITE Mammoth Mine, Arizona. JCPDS 5-0220. 241 CYANOCHROITE Mount Vesuvius, Italy. 5. 51 (9) 3. 31 (10) 2. 93 (7) 2. 29 (9) 1. 76 (7) JCPDS 17-0137 4.21(8) 4.09(8) 3.70(10) 2.98(4) 2.83(4) 258 DIAMOND JCPDS 6-0675. 2. 06 (10) 1. 26 (3) 1. 08 (2) o. 89 (1) 0. 82 (2)

10 259 DIAPHORITE Pribram, Bohemia. JCPDS 9- 0126. 277 ENGLISHITE Fairfield, Utah. JCPDS 2- 0063. 3.31(10) 2.95(4) 2.81(9) 2.03(4) 1.71(2) 9.21(10) 3.90(4) 2.86(7) 2.73(6) 1.72(6)

260 DIASPORE Chester, Massachusetts. JCPDS 5- 0355. 278 EPIDIDYMITE Narsarsuk, Greenland. 3.99(10) 2.32(6) 2.13(5) 2.08(5) 1.63(5) JCPDS 14- 0064. 3. 66 (7) 3. 40 (9) 3. 09 (10) 2. 99 (9) 1. 80 (7) 261 DICKITE Ouray, Colorado. JCPDS 10-0446. 7. 14(10) 4.13(5) 3. 58(10) 2. 33(9) 1. 65(5) 279 EPIDOTE Tyrol, Austria. JCPDS 17- 0514. 4. 02(5) 2.90(10) 2.68(7) 2.60(5) 2.40(5) 262 DIGENITE Katanga. JCPDS 9- 0064. 3.21(4) 3.03(1) 2.79(4) 1.97(10) 1.68(4) 280 EPISTILBITE Grand Manan Island, New Bruns- wick. JCPDS 19- 0213. 263 DIOPTASE Kirgese Steppes, Siberia, U.S. S. R. 4.90(8) 3.83(10) 3.47(10) 3.21(9) 2.88(8) JCPDS 7- 0172. 7. 31 (9) 4. 89 (8) 2. 71 (6) 2. 60 (10) 2. 12 (7) 281 EPISTOLITE Kangerdluarsuk, Greenland. JCPDS 14-0258. 264 DOLOMITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 11- 0078. 6. 11 (10) 4. 33 (10) 2. 97 (6) 2. 87 (6) 2. 72 (8) 2. 88(10) 2. 19(5) 2. 01(3) 1. 80(4) 1. 79(5) 282 EPSOMITE Oroville, Washi ngton. JCPDS 8- 0467. 265 DOLOMITE, FERROAN Black Tunnel, Pennsyl- 5. 37 (5) 4. 23 (10) 3. 45 (3) 2. 88 (3) 2. 68 (4) vania. JCPDS 12-0088. 2. 91 (10) 2. 42 (2) 2. 21 (3) 2. 03 (2) 1. 81 (3) 283 ERIOCHALCITE Synthetic. JCPDS 13- 0145. Mount not available. 5.47(10) 4.04(7) 3.07(6) 2.64(10) 1.85(5)

266 DOMEYKITE Mohawk Mine, Michigan. 284 ERIONITE Nevada. JCPDS 22-0854. JCPDS 9-0333. 6. 65 (9) 4. 33 (5) 3. 75 (6) 3. 57 (6) 2. 84 (10) 2.15(4) 2.05(10) 1.97(5) 1.89(7) 1.31(4) 285 ERYTHRITE Schneeberg, Saxony, Germany. 267 DRESSERITE Montreal, Quebec. JCPDS 20- 0617. JCPDS 11 - 0626. 8.09(10) 6.23(6) 3.66(5) 3.17(3) 2.73(4) 6. 65 (10) 3. 23 (7) 3. 00 (7) 2. 72 (7) 2. 32 (6)

268 DUFRENITE Ullersreuth, Germany. JCPDS 8-0155. 286 ESKOLAITE Boliden, Sweden. JCPDS 11- 0354. 5. 05 (9) 3. 42 (9) 3. 23 (8) 3. 17 (10) 2. 11 (7) 3. 63 (8) 2. 68 (9) 2. 48 (9) 1. 81(6) 1. 67 (10)

269 DUFRENOYSITE Switzerland. JCPDS 10-0453. 287 EUCRYPTITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 14-0667. 3. 74(10) 3. 20(7) 3. 00(10) 2. 70(8) 2. 36(7) 6.73(5) 3.96(10) 3.38(8) 2.74(8) 2.55(6)

270 DUMORTIERITE Addington County, Ontario. 288 EUDIALYTE Langesundfiord, Norway. JCPDS 12-0270. JCPDS 8-0355. 5. 85 (10) 5. 07 (8) 3. 45 (8) 3. 22 (8) 2. 09 (9) 5.74(9) 4.34(7) 3.20(7) 2.98(9) 2.86(10)

271 DUNDASITE Dundas, Tasmania, Australia. 289 EUDIDYMITE Langesundfiord, Norway. JCPDS 21-0936. JCPDS 14-0201. 7. 91(10) 4. 63(5) 3. 60(8) 3. 23(5) 3. 09(6) 6. 28(6) 3. 40(8) 3. 16(10) 3. 07(7) 3. 00(6)

272 EGLESTONITE California. JCPDS 16- 0618. 290 EULYTITE Johanngeorgenstadt, Germany. 4.02(4) 3.28(10) 2.54(6) 1.89(9) 1.71(3) JCPDS 13-0529. 4. 13 (9) 3. 20 (10) 2. 70 (10) 2. 07 (7) 2. 01 (7) 273 ELPIDITE Narsarsuk, Greenland. JCPDS 13- 0104. 291 EUXENITE Various localities. JCPDS 9- 0442. 3. 26(10) 3. 13 (7) 2. 96 (5) 2. 55 (5) 1. 94 (5) 3.67(4) 2.99(10) 2.60(3) 1.83(3) 1.73(3)

274 EMBOLITE Broken Hill Australia. 292 FAIRCHILDITE Desoronto, Ontario. JCPDS 14-0255. JCPDS 21-0981. 3.25(6) 2.82(10) 1.99(8) 1.63(4) 1.26(4) 6. 62 (5) 3. 19 (10) 2. 66 (7) 2. 63 (7) 2. 22 (5)

275 EMPLECTITE Tannenbaum, Saxony, Germany . 293 FAMATINITE La Rieja, Argentina. JCPDS 10-0474. JCPDS 9-0276. 7. 31 (4) 3. 23 (9) 3. 13 (8) 3. 05 (10) 2. 17 (4) 3.08(10) 2.67(3) 1.89(7) 1.61(5) 1.23(4)

276 ENARGITE Butte, Montana. JCPDS 10- 0436. 294 FAUJASITE Kaiserstuhl, Baden, Germany. 3.23(10) 2. 87(9) 1.86(9) 1.73(7) 1.59(5) JCPDS 11- 0672. 8.67(7) 7.38(7) 5.64(10) 4.76(7) 3.75(10)

11 FELDSPARS, PLAGIOCLASE 308 FERVANITE La Sal Mountains, Utah. Weeks, A. D. and Thompson, M. E . (1954): 295 ALBITE Anl Low Temperature, Amelia Coun- U.S. G. S. Bull. 1009- B, p. 49. ty, Virginia. JCPDS 19- 1184. 8.59(7) 6.46(10) 3.24(7) 2.94(7) 2.63(5) 4. 02 (8) 3. 63(6) 3.19(10) 2. 93 (7) 2.54(4) 309 FIBROFERRITE British Columbia. JCPDS 16- 0935. 296 ALBITE Anl High Temperature, Amelia albite 6.99(10) 4.60(8) 4.06(7) 3.36(5) 2.78(6) heated at 1065°C for 10 days. JCPDS 10-0393. 310 FINNEMANITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 14-0187. 4. 01 (7) 3. 72 (7) 3. 19 (10) 2. 92 (5) 2.51(5) 3.35(6) 3.03(10) 2.88(9) 2.07(6) 1.98(5)

297 OLIGOCLASE An26 Hull Township, Quebec. 311 FIZELYITE Kisbanya, Hungary. JCPDS 14-0460. 4.02(7) 3.18(10) 2.92(8) 2.53(4) 1.82(5) 3.80(4) 3. 49(5) 3.34(10) 2.92(4) 2.09(4)

298 LABRADORITE An60 Low Temperature. Stillwater 312 FLUELLITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 19-0038. Complex. 6. 51 (10) 3. 24 (7) 3. 09 (6) 2. 75 (6) 2. 66 (6) LABRADORITE An65 High Temperature. Delta, Utah. 313 FLUOBORITE Sterling Hill, New Jersey. 4. 01 (7) 3. 73 (6) 3. 19 (10) 2. 92 (10) 2. 51(6) JCPDS 19-0468. 4. 42 (10) 2. 56 (8) 2. 42 (9) 2. 13 (9) 1. 48 (7) BYTOWNITE An75 Intermedia te Temperature. Muskox Intrusion. 314 FLUOCERlTE Sweden. JCPDS 2- 0529. 3. 63 (7) 3. 20 (10) 2. 06 (8) 2. 00 (8) 1. 79 (7) 299 ANORTHITE An93 Duke Island, Alaska. 4. 01 (5) 3. 76 (5) 3. 61 (5) 3. 18 (10) 2. 93 (5) 315 FLUORITE Labelle County, Quebec. JCPDS 4-0864. FELDSPARS, POTASSIUM 3. 15 (9) 1. 93 (10) 1. 65 (4) 1. 37 (2) 1. 26 (2)

300 MAXIMUM MICROCLINE Bancroft, Ontario. 316 FORNACITE Tiger, Arizona. JCPDS 15 - 0200. Borg, I. Y. and Smith, D. K. (1969): 4. 83(8) 3. 31(10) 2. 98(9) 2. 80(9) 2. 71(4) G. S. A. Memoir 122, p. 677. 4. 20(7) 3. 47(5) 3. 24(10) 2.16(6) 1. 80(7) 317 FRANCEVILLITE Gabon, Africa. JCPDS 15 - 0527. 8. 30 (10) 4. 17 (8) 3. 27 (5) 2. 98 (9) 2. 11 (6) 301 ORTHOCLASE ltrongay, Madagascar. Borg, I. Y. and Smith, D. K. (1969): G. S. A. 318 FRANCKEITE Poopo, Bolivia. JCPDS 10-0448. Memoir 122, p. 692. 4.35(4) 3.48(8) 2.88(10) 2.06(3) 1.83(2) 4. 21 (7) 3. 79 (7) 3. 32 (10) 3. 22 (10) 2. 99 (6) 319 FRANKLINITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. 302 FERBERITE Shimatsu, Ichikawa, Japan. JCPDS 10-0467. JCPDS 21-0436. 2. 99(7) 2. 55(10) 2.12(4) 1. 63(7) 1. 50(8) 4. 70 (8) 3. 75 (7) 2. 94 (10) 2. 48 (6) 1. 72 (8) 320 FREIESLEBENITE Mina Vasconeada, Spain. 303 FERGUSONITE Ytterby, Sweden. JCPDS 9-0443. JCPDS 10-0468. 3. 12 (10) 2. 94 (9) 2. 73 (6) 1. 89 (9) 1. 63 (7) 3.48(8) 2.98(7) 2.83(10) 2.08(5) 2.01(4)

304 FERMORITE Sitapur, Ckhindwara, India. 32 1 FRESNOITE California. JCPDS 18- 0197. JCPDS 14-0215. 3.30(5) 3.08(10) 2.69(2) 2.14(2) 2.07(2) 3.49(5) 2.86(10) 2.75(6) 1.97(4) 1.87(4) 322 FRIEDELITE Sterling, New Jersey. 305 FERRIERITE Kamloops, British Columbia. JCPDS 12-0250. JCPDS 11-0429. 7.17(9) 3.60(6) 2.88(6) 2.56(10) 1.68(5) 5. 87 (5) 3. 99 (10) 3. 72 (5) 3. 52 (9) 3. 15 (3) II ll 323 FULOPPITE Baie Mare. Roumania. 306 FERRIMOLYBDITE York County, New Bi·unswick. JCPDS 22-0648. Kerr, P.F., Thomas, A.W., and 3. 87(9) 3. 22(10) 2. 94(4) 2.12(4) 1. 98(4) Langer, A. M. (1963): Amer. Min eral. , 48, p. 18. 324 GADOLINITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 18-0220. 6.71(4) 3.23(10) 2.71(6) 2.02(6) 1.65(5) 3. 13 (10) 2. 83 (10) 2. 56 (10) 1. 88 (7) 1. 65 (7)

307 FERRITUNGSTITE Nyakabingu, Ruanda. 325 GAHNITE Sterling Hill, New Jersey. JCPDS 11- 0331. JCPDS 12- 0267. 5. 94 (10) 3. 10 (9) 2. 96 (9) 1. 82 (8) 1. 55 (7) 2.86(8) 2.44(10) 1.65(4) 1.55(6) 1.43(7)

12 326 GALAXITE Alleghany County, North Carolina. 342 GENTHELVITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 13- 0114. JCPDS 10- 0310. 3.33(10) 2.58(4) 2.17(4) 1.92(8) 1.66(2) 2.92(6) 2.50(10) 2.06(2) 1.58(5) 1.47(6) 343 GEOCRONITE Madoc, Ontario, Jambor, J. L. 327 GALENA Goldfields, Saskatchewan. (1968): Amer. Mineral., 9, p. 505. JCPDS 5- 0592. 3. 54(9) 3. 20(9) 2. 88(8) 2. 24(10) 1. 84(9) 3. 43(8) 2. 97(10) 2. 10(7) 1. 79(5) 1. 33(3) Mount not available.

328 GALENOBISMUTITE Temiskaming, Quebec. 344 GERHARDTITE Synthetic. JCPDS 14- 0687. JCPDS 11- 0138. 6. 97(10) 3. 47(9) 2. 66(7) 2. 46(7) 2. 08(7) 3.44(10) 3.03(4) 2.46(4) 2.04(4) 1.96(5) 345 GERMANITE Tsumeb, South West Africa. 329 GANOMALITE Jakobsberg, Nordmark, Sweden. JCPDS 10-0469. Welin, E. (1968): Arkiv. Min. Geol. 3.05(10) 2.64(4) 1.87(9) 1.60(7) 1.21(4) Bd. 4, p. 515. 4. 91 (9) 3. 07 (10) 2. 71 (10) 2. 85 (8) 2. 79 (8) 346 GERSDORFFITE Algoma district, Ontario. JCPDS 12- 0705. GARNET GROUP 2. 83(6) 2. 54(10) 2. 31(9) 2. 00(4) 1. 71(9)

330 ALMANDINE Alert H

333 SPESSARTITE Parry Sound, Ontario. 350 GISMONDINE Capo di Bove, Italy. JCPDS 21-0840. JCPDS 10- 0354. 7. 26(6) 4. 93(7) 4. 23(9) 3.13(9) 2. 71(10) 2. 60(10) 1. 88 (6) 1. 61 (6) 1. 55 (8) 1. 27 (6) 351 GLAUBERITE San Bernadino, California. 334 SCHORLOMITE Magnet Cove, Arkansas. JCPDS 2-0556. JCPDS 7-0390. 6. 22(4) 3. 13(10) 2. 81(7) 2. 67(9) 2. 00(7) TOPAZOLITE Piedmont, Italy. 3.03(7) 2.71(9) 2.47(7) 1.68(6) 1.62(10) 352 GLAUCOCHROITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 14- 0376. 335 UVAROVITE Asia Minor. JCPDS 11- 0696. 3. 71 (7) 2. 98 (7) 2. 70 (8) 2. 63 (8) 1. 85 (10) 3.00(8) 2.68(10) 2.45(7) 1.66(5) 1.61(9) 353 GLAUCODOT Sudbury, Ontario. JCPDS 5-0643. 336 GARNIERITE New Caledonia. JCPDS 2-0060. 2.75(10) 2.47(8) 2.42(8) 1.82(9) 1.64(4) 7. 34(9) 3. 65(6) 2. 64(6) 2. 45(6) 1. 53(10) 354 GLAUCONITE New Jersey. JCPDS 9-0439. 337 GASPEITE Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec. 4.53(8) 3.33(5) 2.60(10) 2.41(5) 1.52(7) Kohls, D. W. and Rodda, J . L. (1966): Amer. Mineral., 51, p. 680. 355 GMELINITE Flinters, Victoria, Australia. 3.52(3) 2.73(10) 2.10(4) 1.93(3) 1.69(5) JCPDS 9-0419. 5. 10(6) 4. 10(10) 3. 24(6) 3. 00(7) 2. 86(6) 338 GAUDEFROYITE Morocco. JCPDS 17 - 0154. 4. 55(8) 2. 97(9) 2. 63(9) 2. 47(10) 1. 80(7) 356 GOETHITE New Ross, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 17-0536. 339 GAYLUSSITE California. JCPDS 21-0343. 4. 18(10) 2. 69(7) 2. 45 (4) 2. 19(4) 1. 72 (4) 6. 42 (9) 4. 48 (6) 3. 20 (10) 2. 71 (9) 2. 64 (9) 357 GOLD Kirkland Lake, Ontario. 340 GEARKSUTITE Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado. JCPDS 4-0784. JCPDS 5-0283. 2. 36(10) 2. 04(5) 1. 44(3) 1. 23(4) 1. 18(2) 4. 58 (10) 3. 36 (7) 3. 16 (8) 2. 30 (8) 1. 93 (8) 358 GONNARDITE Oka district, Quebec. JCPDS 10- 0473. 341 GEHLENITE Mount Monzoni, Italy. JCPDS 20-0199. 5. 93 (8) 4. 75 (5) 4. 44 (7) 3. 23 (5) 2. 93 (10) 3. 05(5) 2. 85(10) 2. 72(7) 1. 75(5) 1. 62(4)

13 359 GORCEIXITE Dale County, Alabama. 375 GUNNINGITE Plumington County, South Dakota. JCPDS 19-0535. JCPDS 12-0781. 5. 72 (8) 2. 97 (10) 2. 21 (8) 1. 89 (7) 1. 75 (6) 4. 80(7) 3. 41(10) 3. 36(3) 3. 07(6) 2. 53(6)

360 GOWERITE Death Valley, California. 376 GYPSUM Ellsworth, Ohio. JCPDS 6-0046. JCPDS 12- 0528. 7.56(10) 4.27(10) 3.07(7) 2.87(5) 2.68(4) 9. 20(3) 8. 19(10) 3. 85(5) 3. 19(5) 2. 73(3) 377 HAGGITE Edgemont, South Dakota. 361 GOYAZITE Binnenthal, Switzerland. JCPDS 13-0163. JCPDS 11- 0194. 4.80(10) 4.04(5) 3.50(2) 3.03(2) 2.44(5) 5. 72 (8) 3. 49 (7) 2. 96 (10) 2. 20 (8) 1. 89 (7) 378 HALITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 5-0628. 362 GRAFTONITE Southern Rhodesia. JCPDS 6-0423. 2. 82(10) 1.99(8) 1.63(2) 1.26(3) 1.15(2) 3. 50(9) 3. 02 (2) 2. 86 (10) 2. 72 (8) 2. 42 (2) 379 HALLOYSITE Bavaria, Germany. JCPDS 13-0375. 363 GRANDIDIERITE Madagascar. JCPDS 18- 0581. 7.20(9) 4.44(10) 3.62(7) 2.51(3) 2.33(3) 5. 50(8) 5. 04(10) 3. 71(6) 2. 74(8) 2. 16 (8) 380 HALOTRICHITE British Columbia. JCPDS 11-0506. 364 GRAPHITE High Falls, Bowman, Quebec. Berry, 4. 80 (10) 4. 60 (3) 4. 29 (7) 4. 11 (5) 3. 48 (10) L. G. and Thompson, R. M. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 23 381 HAMBERGITE Madagascar. JCPDS 17-0475. 3. 36 (10) 1. 68 (8) 1. 54 (6) 1. 23 (6) 1. 15 (7) 4. 52 (4) 3. 80 (10) 3. 13 (10) 2. 20 (5) 2. 12 (4)

364 GRATONITE Cerro de Pasco, Peru. 382 HANCOCKITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 13- 0446. JCPDS 17- 0212. 3. 78(7) 3. 43(10) 2. 85(6) 2. 72(6) 2. 21(4) 3. 49(5) 2. 91(10) 2. 81(4) 2. 62(5) 2. 18(4)

366 GRAYITE Southern Rhodesia. Dooley, J. R. 383 HANKSITE Borax Lake, California. and Hathaway, J.C. (1961): U.S. G. S. JCPDS 4- 0414. Prof. Paper 424-C, pp. 339-341. 3. 80(10) 2. 79(10) 2. 61(10) 2. 45(5) 1. 90(8) 4. 35(6) 3. 06(10) 2. 84(9) 2. 16(9) 1. 87 (5) 384 HANNA YITE Skipton Caves, Victoria, Australia. 367 GREENALITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 11-0265. JCPDS 16-0361. 7. 14 (8) 3. 56 (8) 2. 59 (10) 1. 82 (6) 1. 60 (6) 6. 97 (10) 5. 16 (6) 4. 65 (5) 3. 47 (9) 3. 29 (4) Mount not available. 385 HARDYSTONITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. 368 GREENOCKITE Synthetic. JCPDS 6-0314. JCPDS 12 - 0453. 3. 58 (8) 3. 36 (7) 3. 15 (10) 2. 07 (6) 1. 75 (5) 3.72(5) 3.09(6) 2.87(10) 2.47(4) 1.76(6)

369 GRIPHITE Rapid City, South Dakota. 386 HARMOTOME Craton Aqueduct, New York. JCPDS 7- 0391. JCPDS 20-0468. 3. 07(4) 2.99(4) 2.75(10) 2.51(4) 1.64(5) 6. 37(9) 4. 08(10) 3.13(10) 2. 73(6) 2. 67(8)

370 GROUTITE Whale Cove, Nova Scotia. 387 HAUCHECORNITE Sudbury, Ontario. JCPDS 12- 07 33. JCPDS 6-0457. 4. 20 (10) 2. 81 (5) 2. 66 (5) 2. 38 (6) 1. 70 (5) 4.35(5) 3.65(4) 2.79(10) 2.39(6) 2.30(6)

371 GUDMUNDITE Wolfe County, Quebec. 388 HAUERITE Raddusa, Sicily. JCPDS 10-0476. JCPDS 8-0104. 3.06(10) 2.75(5) 2.16(5) 1.84(7) 1.17(7) 2.54(10) 1.91(8) 1.62(6) 1.46(6) 1.41(7) 389 HAUSMANNITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 16-0154. 372 GUERINI TE Norway. JCPDS 17-0165. 3.08(7) 2.76(9) 2.48(10) 1.58(5) 1.54(8) 3. 30 (6) 3. 00 (10) 2. 87 (9) 2. 02 (5) 1. 70 (5) II Mount not available. 390 HAUYNE Albano, Italy. JCPDS 20-1087. 6.47(1) 3.72(10) 2.88(2) 2.63(4) 2.15(4) 373 GUETTARDITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20-0561. 4. 18(5) 3. 90(5) 3. 52 (10) 2. 80(9) 2. 67 (5) 391 HAWLEYITE Keno Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 10-0454. 3.36(10) 2.90(4) 2.06(8) 1.75(7) 1.34(3) 374 GUITERMANITE Livingston Mine, Washington. JCPDS 2-0538. 392 HEAZLEWOODITE Blue River, British Columbia. 3.20(10) 2.89(4) 2.24(10) 2.12(3) 1.83(10) JCPDS 8-0126. 4. 08 (5) 2. 89 (9) 2. 04 (5) 1. 83 (10) 1. 67 (8)

14 II 393 HEDYPHANE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 14- 0213. 411 HORNESITE Manhatten, Nevada. JCPDS 19-0752. 4.18(4) 3.03(10) 2.96(6) 2.92(5) 1.97(5) 6. 71(10) 3. 22(4) 3. 01(5) 2. 73(4) 1. 68(3)

394 HELLANDITE Kragero, Norway. Hogarth, D. D., 412 HOWLITE Windsor, Nova Scotia. Chao, G. Y., and Harris, D. C. (1972): JCPDS 10- 0410. Can. Mine r al. , 11, p. 760. 6.19(10) 3. 90(8) 3.10(8) 2. 07(5) 2. 04(7) 4.67(4) 3.41(5) 2.81(5) 2.63(10) 1.88(4) II 413 HUBNERITE Gladstone, Colorado. JCPDS 13- 0434. 395 HELVINE James Bay, Ontario. JCPDS 17- 0205. 4. 80 (6) 3. 75 (6) 2. 98 (10) 2. 95 (9) 2. 48 (6) 3. 36(10) 2. 59(4) 2. 20(5) 1. 94(9) 1. 45(4) 414 HUHNERKOBELITE Yellowknife, Northwest 396 HEMATITE New Ross, Nova Scotia. Territories. JCPDS 17- 0513. JCPDS 13- 0534. 6. 24(7) 3. 09 (6) 2. 88(4) 2. 70(10) 2. 54(7) 2.69(10) 2.52(6) 1.84(4) 1.70(7) 1.48(4) Mount not available.

397 HEMIMORPHITE New Jersey. JCPDS 5-0555. 415 HUMITE Monte Somma, Italy. 6.60(8) 5.37(6) 3.10(10) 2.56(6) 2.40(9) JCPDS 12-0755. 3. 64 (5) 2. 45 (9) 2. 26 (10) 1. 74 (10) 1. 48 (9) 398 HERCYNITE Ransperg·, Bohemia. JCPDS 3-0894. 2.87(6) 2.45(10) 2.03(4) 1.56(7) 1.44(8) 416 HUMMERITE Montrose County, California. JCPDS 14-0155. 399 HERDERITE Stoneham, Maine. JCPDS 6-0338. 8.20(10) 7.38(7) 7.08(5) 3.31(4) 2.75(6) 3. 14(10) 3. 00(6) 2. 86(8) 2. 55(6) 2. 20(7) 417 HUREAULITE Hagendorf, Germany. 400 HESSITE Yale, British Columbia. JCPDS 16-0382. JCPDS 12- 0695. 8. 62 (6) 8. 01 (7) 3. 14 (10) 2. 98 (7) 2. 19 (6) 2. 99 (6) 2. 86 (8) 2. 30 (10) 2. 24 (7) 2. 14 (6) 418 HURLBUTITE Newport, New Hampshire. 401 HETAEROLITE Arizona. JCPDS 18-1484. JCPDS 6-0213. 2.99(4) 2.69(9) 2.46(10) 1.56(5) 1.51(6) 3. 65 (10) 3. 50 (7) 3. 03 (9) 2. 78 (9) 2. 20 (9)

402 HETEROGENITE Katanga. JCPDS 7- 0169. 419 HUTTONITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 4- 0613. 4. 41(10) 2. 32(9) 1. 81(8) 1. 43(3) 1. 36(2) 4. 71(7) 4. 23(8) 3. 29(8) 3. 08(10) 2. 88(9) Mount not available. 403 HETEROSITE North Groton, New Hampshire. JCPDS 11 - 0457. 420 HYDROCALUMITE Boissjour, Puy de Dome, 4.90(5) 4.29(9) 3.48(10) 2.93(8) 2.44(10) France. JCPDS 16- 0333. 7.90(10) 3.95(9) 2.88(5) 2.44(4) 2.29(4) 404 HEULAND!TE Tirol, Austria. JCPDS 21-0131. 5. 10 (6) 4. 65 (6) 4. 12 (4) 3. 97 (10) 2. 97 (9) 421 HYDROCERUSSITE Little Gaspe. Mine, Quebec. JCPDS 13-0131. 405 HEXAHYDRITE British Columbia. JCPDS 13- 0101. 4. 46 (6) 4. 23 (6) 3. 61 (9) 3. 29 (9) 2. 62 (10) 5.47(5) 5.15(4) 4.42(10) 4.04(8) 2.93(9) 422 HYDROMAGNESITE Atlin, British Columbia. 406 HILGARDITE Choctaw Salt Dome, Louisiana. JCPDS 8-0179. JCPDS 11 - 0404. 6. 42(4) 5. 83(10) 3. 31(3) 2. 91(9) 2.15(5) 2. 85(10) 2.11(8) 2. 03(8) 1. 96(5) 1. 82(7) 423 HYDROTALCITE St. Lawrence County, New York. 407 HINSDALITE Lake City, Colorado. JCPDS 14- 0191. JCPDS 14-0185. 7. 63(7) 3. 85(10) 2. 57(8) 2. 30(7) 1. 95(9) 5.70(9) 3.49(5) 2.96(10) 2.22(7) 1.89(5) 424 HYDROZINCITE Constantine, Algeria. 408 HODGKINSONITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 19- 1458. JCPDS 15-0280. 6. 66 (10) 3. 15 (6) 2. 72 (8) 2. 48 (9) 1. 69 (5) 2. 96 (9) 2. 86 (10) 2. 57 (7) 1. 55 (9) 1. 41 (7) 425 ILESITE Synthetic Material. JCPDS 14- 0655. 409 HOHMANNITE Quetena, Chile. JCPDS 17 - 0155. 5. 54 (9) 4. 48 (10) 4. 00 (8) 3. 45 (5) 2. 99 (7) 8. 59(8) 7.92(10) 5.31(5) 3. 27(4) 3.14(4) Mount not available. Mount not available. 426 ILMENITE Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. 410 HOPEITE Broken Hill Mine, Rhodesia. JCPDS 3-0781. JCPDS 1-0964. 2. 75 (10) 2. 54 (9) 1. 87 (8) 1. 73 (10) 1. 51 (8) 9.10(5) 3.47(4) 3.40(4) 2.86(10) 2.63(4)

15 427 ILSEMANNITE Marysvale, Utah. JCPDS 21-0574. 444 JOSEPH!NITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 12- 0736. 4.23(5) 3.36(10) 2.72(4) 2.44(3) 1.64(5) 2. 05(10) 1. 78(5) 1. 28(2) 1. 07(1) 1. 03(1)

428 ILVAITE Ilimaussag, Greenland. 445 KAINOSITE Bancroft, Ontario. JCPDS 14-0332. JCPDS 14-0067. 6. 51 (10) 3. 45 (7) 3. 29 (8) 3. 19 (8) 2. 17 (7) 7. 25(10) 3. 86 (4) 2. 84(10) 2.71(6) 1.47(5) 446 KALIBORITE East Kazakhstan, U.S. S. R. 429 INESITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 21- 0151. JCPDS 18- 0669. 8. 92 (10) 4. 02(5) 2. 92 (8) 2.74(5) 2. 19 (7) 7. 25(10) 6. 24(10) 3. 80(10) 3.12(9) 2. 49(5)

430 INYOITE Hillsborough, New Brunswick. 447 KAOLINITE Vancouver Island, British Columbia. JCPDS 6-0361. JCPDS 14-0164. 7. 56(10) 4. 80 (9) 3.85(5) 3. 04 (7) 2. 79 (6) 7.08(10) 4.37(8) 3.59(10) 2.32(10) 1.49(9)

431 IODYRITE Broken Hill, Australia. 448 KASOLITE Katanga. JCPDS 12- 0210. JCPDS 9-0374. 6.15(5) 4.21(10) 3.24(9) 3.06(9) 2.92(10) 3.94(4) 3.73(10) 2.29(6) 1.95(5) 1.33(3) 432 IRIDOSMINE Ural Mountains, U.S. S. R. Berry, 449 KENTROLITE Lang·ban, Sweden. JCPDS 20-0586. L. G. and Thompson, R. M. (1962): 5. 55 (7) 3. 24 (8) 2. 89 (10) 2. 86 (10) 2. 74 (10) G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 14. 2. 36(4) 2.16(4) 2. 07(10) 1. 60(3) 1. 23(5) 450 KERMESITE Hants County, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 11- 0091. 433 IRON (KAMACITE) Coahuila Meteorite. 5. 27 (7) 4. 08 (9) 3. 14 (9) 2. 92 (10) 2. 70 (7) JCPDS 6-0696. 2. 03 (10) 1. 44 (2) 1. 17 (3) 1. 01 (1) 0. 91 (1) 451 KERNITE Kern County, California. Mount not available JCPDS 11-0258. 7. 38 (10) 6. 56 (9) 3. 70 (8) 3. 25 (9) 2. 88 (5) 434 ISOKITE Katanga. JCPDS 7-0406. 3. 19 (10) 3. 02 (10) 2. 63 (10) 2. 29 (7) 1. 71(8) 452 KIESERlTE Hanover, Germany. JCPDS 13- 0102. 4. 83 (10) 3. 41 (10) 3. 33 (10) 2. 57 (9) 2. 53 (9) 435 JACOBSITE Sweden. Berry, L. G. and Thompson, R. M. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 85, 453 KLOCKMANNITE Sonora, Mexico. JCPDS 6-0427. p. 194. 3. 35 (8) 3. 19 (9) 2. 88 (10) 1. 98 (9) 1. 83 (8) 2. 97 (4) 2. 54 (10) 2. 10 (2) 1. 62 (3) 1. 49 (4) 454 KNEBELlTE Bluebell Mine, British Columbia. 436 JAMESONITE Nevada. Berry L. G. and Thomp- JCPDS 12-0220. son, R. M. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 3. 58 (7) 2. 85 (10) 2. 57 (7) 2. 51 (9) 1. 78 (10) 85, p. 191. 3. 85(5) 3. 44(10) 3.17(5) 2. 84(9) 2. 75(8) 455 KOBELLITE Wake County, North Carolina. JCPDS 8-0122. 437 JARLITE lvigtut, Greenland. JCPDS 5-0594. 3.53(10) 3.40(10) 2.85(5) 2.14(4) 2.02(4) 3. 19(9) 3. 11 (6) 2. 97 (10) 2. 15 (7) 1. 81 (6) 456 KOLOVRATITE Fergana, Turkestan. 438 JAROSITE Lawrence County, South Dakota. JCPDS 15-0102. JCPDS 10-0443. 5. 81(10) 3. 87 (8) 3. 38 (3) 2. 63 (3) 2. 56 (3) 5. 04(4) 3.08(10) 2.29(5) 1.97(5) 1.82(5) Mount not avail abl e.

439 JOAQUINITE San Benito County, California. 457 KORNERUPINE Waldheim, Saxony. JCPDS 20-0543. JCPDS 18-0670. 4. 44 (10) 3. 30 (5) 2. 99 (9) 2. 93 (9) 2. 79 (5) 3. 37 (6) 3. 02 (9) 2. 62 (10) 2. 10 (6) 1. 49 (5)

440 JOESMITHITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 22-0531. 458 KRAUSITE San Bernardino County, California. 3.69(4) 3.33(10) 2.56(6) 2.53(6) 2.13(4) JCPDS 18-1028. 6. 59(7) 4. 40(8) 4. 27(5) 3. 68(7) 3. 09(10) 441 JOHANNITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 17 - 0530. 7. 56 (10) 6. 15 (8) 4. 37 (6) 3. 87 (9) 3. 10 (7) 459 KROHNKITE Chuquicamata, Chile. JCPDS 11-0090. 442 JORDANITE Switzerland. JCPDS 11-0100. 6. 33 (10) 3. 71 (7) 3. 28 (9) 2. 92 (8) 2. 76 (9) 3. 49 (7) 3. 18 (8) 2. 85 (7) 2. 24 (10) 1. 83 (8) 460 KYANITE Pizzo Forno, Switzerland. 443 JOSEITE II Locality unknown. Berry, L. G. and JCPDS 11-0046. Thompson, R. M. (1962): G. S. A. 3.19(10) 2. 52(5) 2. 36(5) 1. 94(8) 1. 38(9) Memoir 85, p. 27. 3. 15 (10) 2. 29 (5) 2. 17 (7) 1. 78 (3) 1. 38 (2)

16 461 LAITAKARITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 14-0220. 479 LEPIDOCROCITE Keno Hill, Yukon. 3.08(10) 2.24(6) 2.10(6) 1.90(4) 1.73(4) JCPDS 8- 0098. 6.28(10) 3.29(8) 2.46(9) 1.94(7) 1.73(4) 462 LANARKITE Leadhills, Scotland. JCPDS 18-0702. Mount not available. 3. 34(10) 2. 95(10) 2. 84(8) 2. 05(7) 1. 84(8) 480 LEUCITE Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 15 - 0047. 463 LANGBANITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 14-0195. 5. 37(8) 3. 44(9) 3. 27(10) 2. 92(7) 2. 84(7) 2. 80 (8) 2. 75 (9) 2. 56 (10) 1. 67 (7) 1. 55 (7) 481 LEUCOPHANE Langesundfiord, Norway. 464 LANGITE Menzies Bay, British Columbia. JCPDS 18-0711. JCPDS 12-0783. 3. 60(5) 2. 98(5) 2. 75(10) 2. 32(4) 1. 70(5) 7. 03(10) 3. 56(8) 2. 49(8) 2.13(7) 1. 77(7) 482 LEUCOPHOENICITE Franklin, New Jersey. 465 LANTHANITE Bastnas, Sweden. JCPDS 14-0190. JCPDS 3- 1104. 9. 10 (9) 4. 60 (7) 3. 12 (10) 2. 49 (7) 1. 61 (7) 2.86(7) 2.70(5) 2.39(5) 1.81(10) 1.57(5)

466 LAUMONTITE Copper Falls, Michigan. 483 LEUCOSPHENITE Mont Saint- Hilaire, Quebec. JCPDS 15-0276. JCPDS 18- 0712. 6. 76(7) 4. 16(10) 3. 51(9) 3. 04(5) 2. 43(5) 8. 44 (8) 4. 23 (10) 3. 37 (6) 2. 87 (7) 2. 80 (6)

467 LAUNAYITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20-0568. 484 LEVYNE Locality unknown. JCPDS 17- 0535. 4. 17 (9) 3. 45 (10) 3. 39 (6) 2. 92 (9) 2. 01 (7) 8.19(7) 4. 27(6) 4. 10(10) 3. 18(7) 2. 82(8)

468 LAURIONITE Greece. JCPDS 6-0268. 485 LIBETHENITE Katanga. JCPDS 1-0274. 3. 29 (10) 2. 51 (9) 2. 29 (7) 2. 05 (6) 2. 00 (6) 5. 80 (4) 4. 81(10) 3. 71 (3) 2. 91(5) 2. 63 (10)

469 LAUTITE Marienberg, Saxony. JCPDS 12-0738. 486 LIEBIGITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 11- 0296. 5.66(3) 3.10(10) 2.71(3) 1.90(6) 1.61(5) 6. 81 (10) 5. 40 (10) 4. 55 (6) 3. 33 (5) 3. 12 (6)

470 LAVENDULAN San Juan, Chile. JCPDS ll-0351. 487 LINARITE Frisco, Utah. JCPDS 4-0598. 9. 61(10) 7. 02(5) 4. 87(6) 4. 42(5) 3.12(7) 4. 53 (6) 3. 56 (7) 3. 14 (10) 2. 18 (5) 1. 82 (7)

471 LAWSONITE Marin County, California. 488 LINNAEITE Musen, Germany. JCPDS 11 - 0121. JCPDS 13-0533. 3. 35 (1) 2. 83 (10) 2. 36 (7) 1. 81 (7) 1. 66 (8) 4. 85 (6) 3. 65 (6) 2. 72 (7) 2. 62 (10) 1. 55 (8) 489 LIROCONITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 12 - 0526. 472 LAZULITE Werfen, Salzburg, Austria. 6.52(10) 6.03(9) 3.91(4) 3.01(9) 2.70(5) JCPDS 14-0137. 6. 11(8) 4. 72(6) 3. 24(10) 3.11(9) 1. 57(7) 490 LISKEARDITE Cornwall, England. Guillemin, C. (1952): Bull. Soc. Franc. Min. 473 LAZURITE Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. Crist. , 75, p. 133. JCPDS 17-0749. 8. 76 (10) 7. 31 (9) 3. 45 (6) 3. 31 (5) 2. 84 (5) 6. 35 (4) 4. 12 (4) 3. 70 (10) 2. 87 (4) 2. 62 (7) 491 LITHARGE Whitehorese, Yukon. JCPDS 5- 0561. 474 LEAD Franklin, New Jersey. JCPDS 4-0686. 3.12(10) 2.81(6) 2.51(5) 1.87(7) 1.68(6) 2. 86 (10) 2. 48 (7) 1. 75 (6) 1. 49 (7) 1. 43 (2) 492 LIVINGSTONITE Hurtzco. Mexico. JCPDS 4- 0654. 475 LEADHILLITE Granby, Montana. JCPDS 18-0705. 3. 77 (7) 3. 48 (7) 3. 00 (10) 2. 27 (7) 1. 73 (7) 3. 55(10) 2. 94(6) 2. 62(5) 2. ll(3) 1. 55(4) II 493 LOLLINGITE Peterborough County, Ontario. 476 LENGENBACHITE Binnenthal, Switzerland. JCPDS 18-0635. JCPDS 14-0418. 2. 61 (10) 2. 53 (8) 2. 33 (10) 1. 86 (8) 1. 64 (9) 6.20(2) 4.60(3) 3.06(10) 2.84(9) 2.04(6) 494 LOPARITE Kola Peninsula, U.S. S. R. 477 LEONHARDTITE Okanagan Lake, British Colum- Gorzhevskaya, S. A. and Sidorenko, bia. JCPDS 14-0632. G. A. (1969): Min Sbornik, 23-3, 6. 76 (5) 5. 50 (8) 4. 48 (10) 3. 96 (8) 2. 95 (9) p. 274. 2. 75 (10) 2. 24 (2) 1. 94 (8) 1. 59 (9) 1. 37 (6) 478 LEONITE New Mexico. JCPDS 21-0995. 5. 87 (5) 3. 42 (10) 3. 28 (6) 3. 04 (8) 2. 37 (8) 495 LORANDITE Allchar, Macedonia, Greece. JCPDS 19-1331. 3. 68(6) 3. 58(10) 2. 97(7) 2. 88(8) 2. 76(4)

17 496 LUDLA1\1ITE Wheal Jane, Cornwall, England. 513 MAROKITE Morocco. JCPDS 16-0709. JCPDS 17-0468. 2. 71 (10) 2. 55 (6) 2. 29 (8) 2. 22 (10) 2. 06 (8) 4. 91 (9) 3. 95 (10) 3. 00 (6) 2. 77 (10) 2. 54 (10) 514 MARSHITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 6-0246. 497 LUDWIGITE Banat, Hungary. JCPDS 15-0797. 3. 49(10) 3. 03(2) 2. 14(7) 1. 82(5) 1. 39(3) 6.19(2) 5.13(10) 2.56(10) 2.17(2) 2.04(3) Mount not available.

498 LYNDOCHITE Lyndoch Township, Ontario. 515 MASCAGNITE Sonoma County, California. JCPDS 18-0765. JCPDS 8-0077. 3.01(10) 2.95(7) 1.85(4) 1.58(4) 1.51(5) 5. 25 (5) 4. 37 (10) 3. 90 (6) 3. 12 (7) 3. 00 (8) Heated 5 minutes in vacuum at l, ooo 0 c. 516 MASSICOT Synthetic material. JCPDS 5-0570. 499 MACK!NAWITE Coppermine district, Northwest 3. 07(10) 2. 95(3) 2. 74(3) 2. 38(3) 1. 72(3) Territories. JCPDS 15-0037. 5. 03 (10) 2. 98 (8) 2. 31 (8) 1. 83 (5) 1. 81 (7) 517 MATILDITE Tachigi, Japan. JCPDS 4-0691. Mount not available. 3. 31(9) 2. 84 (10) 2. 04 (7) 1. 97 (7) 1. 32 (3)

500 MADOCITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20-0567. 518 MATLOCKITE Matlock, Derbyshire, England. 3. 66(7) 3. 40(10) 2. 92(6) 2. 72(9) 1. 74(6) JCPDS 4-0460. 3.58(10) 2.90(5) 2.71(4) 2.27(5) 1.79(5) 501 MAGNESIOCHROMITE Black Lake, Quebec. JCPDS 9-0353. 519 MAUCHERITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 8-0085. 2. 92(2) 2. 49(10) 2. 05(5) 1. 59(6) 1. 47(7) 2. 71 (9) 2. 37 (6) 2. 03 (10) 1. 90 (7) 1. 72 (9)

502 MAGNESIOFERRITE Baden, Germany. 520 MAWSONITE Japan. JCPDS 18-0445. JCPDS 17-0465. 3.09(10) 2.67(5) 1.90(9) 1.62(6) 1.23(4) 2.97(5) 2.53(10) 2.10(4) 1.62(7) 1.48(8) 521 MELANOPHLOGITE Racalmuto, Sicily, Italy. 503 MAGNESITE Osmond Mine, South Africa. JCPDS 16- 0331. JCPDS 8-0479. 6. 00 (8) 5. 47 (7) 3. 87 (7) 3. 72 (6) 3. 58 (10) 2.75(10) 2.51(2) 2.10(7) 1.94(2) 1.70(6) 522 MELANTERITE Heath Steele Mines, New Bruns- 504 MAGNETITE Parry Sound, Ontario. wick. JCPDS 1- 0255. JCPDS 11-0614. 5. 50 (2) 4. 90 (10) 3. 79 (8) 3. 23 (3) 2. 64 (3) 2. 96 (6) 2. 54 (10) 2. 10 (7) 1. 61(8) 1. 49 (9) 523 MELIPHANE Langesundfiord, Norway. 505 MAGNETOPLUMBITE Sweden. JCPDS 4-0704. JCPDS 17- 0204. 2. 96(5) 2. 77(10) 2. 62(10) 1. 67(5) 1. 62(7) 3.60(4) 2.96(5) 2.76(10) 2.34(4) 1.70(5)

506 MALACHITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 10-0399. 524 MELLITE Artern, Thuringia. JCPDS 14-0745. 5. 99(7) 5. 06(8) 3. 69(9) 2. 85(10) 2. 52(6) 7.90(10) 5.80(5) 4.24(10) 2.59(5) 1.97(5)

507 MANASSEITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 14-0525. 525 MELONITE Robb-Montbray Mine, Quebec. 7. 69 (8) 3. 93 (10) 2. 40 (5) 2. 23 (7) 1. 87 (9) JCPDS 8- 0004. 2.82(10) 2.34(3) 2.07(5) 1.93(5) 1.56(6) 508 MANGANITE Cape Tenny, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 18-0805. 526 MENDIPITE Arizona. JCPDS 8-0111. 3. 06(10) 3. 04(10) 2. 76(9) 2. 63(9) 2. 09(9) 3.41(10) 2.64(4) 2.41(8) 1.78(4) 1.68(9) 527 MENEGHINITE Bottino, Italy. JCPDS 8-0007. 509 MANGANOSITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. 3. 71(9) 3. 29 (10) 2. 92 (9) 2. 75 (6) 2. 08 (5) JCPDS 7-0230. 2.57(6) 2.22(10) 1.57(6) 1.34(3) 1.28(2) 528 MERCALLITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 11- 0649. 3. 85 (10) 3. 52 (8) 3. 40 (8) 3. 27 (9) 3. 03 (7) 510 MARCASITE Bohemia. JCPDS 3-0799. 3.45(6) 2.71(10) 2.41(4) 2.33(4) 1.76(7) 529 MESOLITE King's County, Nova Scotia. JCPDS 11- 0173. 511 MARGARITE Chester, Massachusetts. 6. 46(5) 5. 86(7) 4. 67(4) 4. 37(7) 2. 86(10) JCPDS 18-0276. 3.18(10) 2.52(6) 1.91(5) 1.60(5) 1.47(6) 530 META-AUTUNITE Mount Pointer, Australia. Frondel, C. (1958): U.S. G. S. 512 MARGAROSANITE Franklin, New Jersey. Bull. 1064, p. 207. JCPDS 16- 0356. 8. 47 (10) 5. 37 (8) 4. 96 (8) 3. 62 (9) 3. 49 (9) 5. 08(4) 3.19(4) 3. 01(8) 2. 98(10) 2. 67(4)

18 531 METACINNABARITE Cluasthal. Germany. 545 MINASRAGRITE Minasragra, Peru. Smith, M. L. JCPDS 6- 0261. a nd Marienko, J. (1973): Amer. 3. 38(10) 2. 93(4) 2. 07(7) 1. 76(7) 1. 34(2) Mineral. , 58, p. 531. 5. 43 (6) 5. 13 (10) 3. 91(7) 3. 51 (2) 2. 91(6) 532 META-JARLITE Ivigtut, Greenland. The pattern h as s trong lines at 4. 55 and 4. 33 JCPDS 5-0595. which correspond to the stongest lines of syn 3. 14 (9) 3. 08 (7) 2. 96 (10) 2. 14 (9) 1. 97 (7) thetic VOS04. 3H 20. Mount not available. 533 META-URANOCIRCITE II Saxony, Germany. JCPDS 17-0759. 546 MINIUM Broken Hill, Au stralia. JCPDS 8-0019. 5. 39(9) 4. 90(5) 4. 25(8) 3. 61(10) 3. 21(9) 3.38(10) 2.90(5) 2.79(5) 2.63(3) 1.75(4)

534 METAVAUXITE Bolivia. J CPDS 2- 0856. 547 MINNESOTAITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 17- 0506. 5.10(6) 4.69(8) 4.33(7 ) 3.97(5) 2. 76(10) 4. 75 (2) 3. 19 (8) 2. 75 (2) 2. 65 (2) 2. 53 (10)

535 METAVOLTINE Liege, Be lgium. JCPDS 20-0742. 548 MIXITE Tintic district, Utah. JCPDS 13-0414. 7. 56(10) 8. 27(9) 3. 74(5) 3. 31(8) 3. 07(9) 3. 56(9) 2. 95(7) 2. 70(6) 2. 57 (7) 2. 46(10)

536 METAZEUNERITE Schneeberg, Saxony. 549 MOLYBDENITE 2H Aldfield, Quebec. JCPDS 17- 0146. JCPDS 6-0097. 8.59(7) 5.54(8) 3.74(10) 3. 57(7) 3.30(8) 6. 15(10) 2. 28(5) 2. 05(4) 1. 83(4) 1. 54(4)

537 MIARGYRITE Ecuador. JCPDS 19- 1136. 550 MOLYBDENITE 3R Harvey Hill, Quebec. 3. 44(9) 2. 88(10) 2. 75(7) 2. 01(4) 1. 81(3) JCPDS 17- 0744. 6. 09 (10) 2. 71 (7) 2. 34 (6) 2. 19 (6) 1. 58 (7) MICA GROUP 551 MOLYBDITE Synthetic materi a l. JCPDS 5- 0508. 538 BIOTITE Franklin Furnace, New J ersey. 6. 87(3) 3. 81(8) 3. 45(6) 3. 26(10) 2. 65(4) JCPDS 2- 0045. 3. 40(7) 2. 64(10) 2. 45(5) 2. 19(5) 1. 52(9) 552 MONAZITE Brazil. JCPDS 11- 0556. 4.17(5) 3.30(4) 3.10(10) 2.88(9) 2.15(4) 539 MUSCOVITE Lilac Mine, New Mexico. JCPDS 6- 0263. 553 MONETITE Island of Mona, West Indies. 4. 44(5) 3. 34(10) 3. 19(3) 2. 96(5) 2. 55(9) JCPDS 9-0080. BITYITE Lilac Mine, New Mexico. 3. 35(10) 3. 13(2) 2. 96(9) 2. 71(4) 1. 84(3)

FUCHSITE Matachewan, Ontario 554 MONTICELLITE Crestmore , California. LEPIDOLITE San Diego County, California. JCPDS 11- 0353. 3. 64(9) 2. 94(5) 2. 67(10) 2. 59(8) 1. 82(9) MARIPOSITE Tuttletown, California. PARAGONITE Australia. 555 MONTMORILLONITE Alleghany County, New York. Earley, J. W., Os thau s, B . B. PHLOGOPITE Wakefield, Quebec. and Milne, I. H. (1953): Ame r. POLYLITHIONITE Kangerdluars uk, Greenland. Mineral., 38, p. 715. 4.48(10) 3.35(8) 2.56(9) 1.63(4) 1.50(7) ZINNWALDITE Ka ngerdluarsuk, Greenland. 556 MONTROSEITE Montrose County, California. 540 MICROLITE Amelia, Virginia. JCPDS 3- 1139. JCPDS 11- 0152. 5. 98 (6) 3. 01 (10) 1. 84 (8) 1. 57 (8) 1. 19 (7) 4. 29 (10) 3. 38 (8) 2. 64 (9) 2. 49 (8) 2. 22 (8)

541 MICROSOMMITE Vesuvius, Italy. 557 MONTROYDITE Synthetic ma te rial. JCPDS 9- 0381. JCPDS 20- 0743. 2. 97 (10) 2. 83 (8) 2. 76 (6) 2. 40 (7) 1. 81 (6) 4. 82(10) 3. 71(10) 3. 30(10) 2. 68(8) 2. 46(6) 558 MOORHOUSEITE Walton, Nova Scotia. J ambor, 542 MILARITE Valgiuf, Switzerland. JCPDS 12- 0450. J . L., and Boyle, R.W. (1965): 5. 20(5) 4. 17(7) 3. 31(10) 2. 88(9) 2. 74(5) Can. Mine r a l. , 8, p . 168. 4.37(10) 4.01(6) 2.91(8) 2.27(4) 2.00(4) 543 MILLERITE Orford, Quebec. JCPDS 12- 0041. 4. 82 (6) 2. 78 (10) 2. 51 (7) 2. 23 (6) 1. 86 (9) 559 MORDENITE Penticton, British Columbia. JCPDS 6-0239. 544 MIMETITE Roughton Gill, Cumberland, England. 6. 56 (9) 4. 53 (8) 3. 99 (9) 3. 49 (9) 3. 22 (10) JCPDS 19- 0683. 3. 35(4) 3. 04(10) 2. 96(7) 2. 11(4) 1. 99(3)

19 560 MORENOSITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 1-0403. 577 NEPHELINE Hastings County, Ontario. 5. 31(6) 4. 42 (3) 4. 19 (10) 2. 85 (3) 2. 65 (2) JCPDS 9- 0338. 4.21(4) 3.87(9) 3.28(5) 3.03(10) 2.91(4) 561 MORINITE Keystone, South Dakota. JCPDS 11- 0666. 578 NEPTUNITE San Benito County, California . 4.70(8) 3.47(8) 2.94(10) 2.63(7) 1.78(8) JCPDS 14- 0134. 4. 50 (5) 3. 51 (8) 3. 18 (10) 2. 92 (8) 2. 47 (7) 562 MOSANDRITE Langesundfiord, Norway. JCPDS 12-0540. 579 NESQUEHONITE Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania. 3. 54(4) 3. 05(10) 2. 68(4) 2. 00(5) 1. 84(4) JCPDS 20- 0669. 6. 46(10) 3. 85(8) 3. 23(4) 3. 03(5) 2. 62(5) 563 MOTTRAMITE Tsumeb, South West Africa. JCPDS 12- 0538. 580 NEWBERYITE Skipton Caves, Victoria, Australia. 5. 07(8) 3. 24(10) 2. 87(7) 2. 68(7) 2. 58(7) JCPDS 20-0153. 5. 95 (9) 5. 34 (7) 4. 71 (10) 3. 45 (9) 3. 05 (9) 564 MULLITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 15-0776. 5. 37 (7) 3. 41 (10) 2. 71 (6) 2. 21 (8) 1. 53 (8) 581 NICKELINE Timiskaming, Ontario. JCPDS 9- 0001. 565 MUSKOXITE Coppermine area, Northwest Ter- 2. 66 (10) 1. 96 (9) 1. 81 (8) 1. 50 (2) 1. 33 (3) ritories. JCPDS 22-0709. 4.62(7) 2.63(2) 2.31(10) 1.74(7) 1.54(6) 582 NIGERITE Kalba Province, Nigeria. Mo unt not available. JCPDS 9-0487. 2.85(9) 2.42(10) 1.65(4) 1.55(6) 1.42(5) 566 NACRITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 16-0606. 7.18(6) 4.37(10) 4. 12(8) 3.59(9) 2.43(8) 583 NIOCALITE Oca, Quebec. JCPDS 11 - 0622. 3.24(5) 3.01(10) 2.87(9) 1.84(4) 1.70(4) 567 NADORITE Djebel-Nador, Algeria. JCPDS 17-0469. 584 NISSONITE Panache Valley, California. 3. 72 (8) 2. 81 (10) 2. 08 (6) 2. 03 (6) 1. 95 (8) Mrose, M.E. et. al., (1967): Amer. Mineral. 52, p. 927. 568 NAGYAGITE Nagyag, Transylvania. 4. 40 (10) 3. 72 (7) 2. 77 (8) 2. 53 (7) 1. 86 (7) JCPDS 8-0003. 3. 02 (10) 2. 81(7) 2. 43 (3) 2. 08 (3) 1. 83 (3) 585 NITRE Fraser River, British Columbia. JCPDS 5- 0377. 569 NA HCOLITE Colorado. JCPDS 21-1119. 3. 77 (10) 3. 04 (7) 2. 65 (9) 2. 19 (4) 1. 95 (4) 3.06(3) 2. 95(10) 2.60(9) 2.21(3) 2.03(3) 586 NITROBARITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 4- 0773. 570 NA RSARSUKITE Iga like, Greenland. 4. 68 (9) 4. 06 (4) 2. 87 (4) 2. 45 (10) 2. 34 (6) JCPDS 11- 0478. 5. 37 (10) 3. 97 (5) 3. 39 (8) 3. 26 (8) 2. 58 (6) 587 NOLANITE Goldfields, Saskatchewan. JCPDS 19- 0640. 571 NASONITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. 4. 66 (5) 3. 44 (9) 2. 64 (9) 2. 47 (10) 1. 50 (6) JCPDS 14-0328. 4. OD (5) 3. 27 (7) 2. 78 (10) 2. 52 (6) 2. 38 (5) 588 NONTRONITE Bayrischer Wald, Germany. JCPDS 2-0008. 572 NATROCHALCITE Chuquicamata, Chile. 4. 55 (10) 2. 99 (2) 2. 61(8) 1. 71(2) 1. 52 (9) JCPDS 19-1189. 6. 50(5) 4. 80(4) 3. 44(8) 2. 79(10) 2. 52(9) 589 NORBERGITE Rudeville, New Jersey. JCPDS 11 -0686. 573 NATROJAROSITE Luning Mineral County, 3. 06(10) 2. 64(7) 2. 40(4) 2. 24(8) 1. 73(8) Nevada. JCPDS 11-0302. 5. 06(9) 3. 09(10) 3. 06(10) 2. 23(6) 1. 97(6) 590 NORTHUPITE Borax Lake, California. JCPDS 19-1213. 574 NATROLITE Aussig, Bohemia. JCPDS 20- 0759. 4.96(5) 3.22(4) 2.70(9) 2.48(10) 2.11(6) 6. 51(6) 5. 87(9) 4. 35(7) 3.16(6) 2. 85(10) 591 NOSEAN Rhine Province, Germany. 575 NAUMANNITE Silver City, Idaho. JCPDS 6-0501. JCPDS 21 - 1099. 2. 67(10) 2. 55(10) 2. 42(4) 2. 23(6) 2. 00(6) 6. 43 (3) 3. 71 (10) 2. 87 (2) 2. 63 (3) 2. 14 (3)

576 NEOMESSELITE Foote Quarry, North Carolina. 592 OFFRETITE Loire, France. JCPDS 22 - 0803. JCPDS 10- 0389. 5. 76(3) 4. 35(6) 3. 77(8) 2. 86(10) 2. 50(4) 6. 33 (10) 3. 18 (10) 3. 03 (8) 2. 68 (9) 1. 69 (6) Mount not available.

20 593 OKENITE Disco Island, Greenland. 610 PARARAMMELSBERGITE Beaverlodge, Saskat- JCPDS 3-0029. chewan. JCPDS 18-0876. 8. 93 (10) 7. 63 (6) 2. 96 (8) 2. 83 (8) 1. 82 (6) 2. 84 (7) 2. 55 (10) 2. 37 (7) 1.. 82 (6) 1. 73 (7)

594 OLDHAMITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 8-0464. 611 PARATACAMITE Malpeque Bay, Prince Edward 2. 85 (10) 2. 01(9) 1. 64 (4) 1. 27 (5) 1. 16 (4) Island. JCPDS 19-0389. Mount not available. 5.47(10) 2.75(9) 2.26(8) 1.81(4) 1.70(4)

595 OLIVENITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 4-0657. 612 PARAVAUXITE Llallagua, Bolivia. 5. 91(7) 4. 82 (9) 2. 98 (10) 2. 47 (7) 2. 39 (7) JCPDS 14-0247. 6. 30(8) 4. 77(10) 3. 18(9) 2. 84(5) 2. 58(5) OLIVINE GROUP 613 PARISITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 2- 1257. 3. 55 (8) 2. 83 (10) 2. 04 (7) 1. 95 (7) 1. 87 (7) 596 FAYALITE Rockport, Mass. JCPDS 20-1139. 3. 55(8) 2. 83(9) 2. 57(7) 2. 50(10) 1. 78(9) 614 PARSONITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 11-0568. 4. 19(10) 3. 27(9) 2. 79(5) 2. 13(5) 1. 85(5) 597 FORSTERITE Labelle County, Quebec. Mount not available. JCPDS 12-1260. 3. 88(6) 2. 76(6) 2. 52(8) 2. 46(10) 1. 75(9) 615 PARTZITE California. JCPDS 7-0303. 5.91(9) 3.08(7) 2.95(10) 1.81(8) 1.54(7) 598 ONOFRITE Marysvale, Utah. JCPDS 22-0729. 3. 40(10) 3. 05(4) 2. 09(8) 1. 79(7) 1. 10(5) 616 PASCOITE Minasragra, Peru. JCPDS 21-0171. 7. 30(7) 5. 50(10) 5. 10(8) 4. 67(10) 3. 01(7) 599 ORIENTITE Oriente Province, Cuba. JCPDS 18- 0941. 617 PAVONITE Cerro Boneti, Bolivia. 5. 07(9) 4. 40(9) 3. 29(5) 3. 06(5) 2. 70(10) JCPDS 11-0323. 3. 58(6) 3. 47(6) 3. 33(6) 2. 85(10) 2. 01(8) 600 ORPIMENT Mercur, Utah. JCPDS 19-0084. 4.84(10) 4.01(5) 2.79(5) 2.46(5) 1.75(5) 618 PEARCEITE Aspen County, Colorado. JCPDS 8-0130. 601 OTAVITE Tsumeb, South West Africa. 2. 95 (10) 2. 77 (9) 2. 45 (6) 2. 30 (6) 1. 81(6) JCPDS 8-0456. Mount not available. 3.78(9) 2.95(10) 2.46(4) 2.07(4) 1.83(5)

619 PECTOLITE Lake Superior, Ontario. 602 OWYHEEITE Nye County, Nevada. JCPDS 5-0510. JCPDS 12-0238. 3.49(7) 3.25(10) 2.91(5) 2.84(6)2.05(6) 3. 88(7) 3. 28(7) 3. 10(8) 2. 91(10) 2. 60(6) 603 PACHNOLITE St. Peters' Dome, Colorado. 620 PENDLETONITE San Benito County, California. JCPDS 5-0356. Murdoch, J and Geissman, T.A. 3. 95(10) 3. 02(4) 2. 79(7) 2. 17(6) 1. 97(6) (1967): Amer. Mineral., 52, p. 616. 9.44(10) 7.44(10) 3.96(4) 3.46(6) 3.03(3) 604 PAIGEITE Riverside, California. JCPDS 13- 0572. 621 PENROSEITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 6- 0507. 5. 16 (5) 2. 57 (10) 2. 37 (3) 2. 17 (3) 2. 06 (3) 2. 68(10) 2. 45(10) 1. 81(9) 1. 66(3) 1. 60(4) 605 PALYGORSKITE Five Islands, Nova Scotia. 622 PENTLANDITE Algoma District, Ontario. JCPDS 5-0099. JCPDS 8-0090. 10. 28 (10) 6. 37 (6) 4. 48 (8) 3. 22 (7) 2. 56 (7) 5.78(4) 3.04(9) 2.90(3) 1.93(5) 1.78(10) 606 PANDERMITE East Kazakhstan, U.S. S. R. 623 PERICLASE Synthetic material. JCPDS 4-0829. JCPDS 10-0463. 2. 43 (2) 2. 11 (10) 1. 49 (6 ) 1. 27 (2) 1. 22 (3) 3. 62 (10) 3. 47 (10) 2. 31 (8) 2. 16 (10) 1. 93 (8)

624 PEROVSKITE Oka, Quebec. JCPDS 8-0091. 607 PAPAGOITE Pima County, Arizona. 3. 82(4) 2. 71(10) 1. 92(9) 1. 57(8) 1. 36(6) JCPDS 13-0372. 4. 29(9) 3. 44(8) 2. 88(10) 2. 79(8) 2. 20(9) 625 PERRIERITE Kyoto, Japa n . Ito, J. and Arem, J.E. (1971): Amer. Mineral., 56, 608 PARADAMITE Mapimi, Mexico. JCPDS 12-0223. p. 311. 6. 33 (10) 3. 71 (10) 2. 98 (9) 2. 83 (9) 2. 49 (9) 2. 96 (10) 2. 84 (7) 2. 69 (6) 2. 16 (7) 1. 95 (8) 609 PARAGUANAJUATITE Guanajuato, Mexico. JCPDS 12-0732. 4.75(5) 3.02(10) 2. 23(6) 2.06(6) 1.89(5)

21 626 PETALITE Bernie Lake, Ma nitoba. 643 PLATINUM North Saskatchewan River, Alberta . JCPDS 12- 0451. JCPDS 4- 0802. 3. 73 (10) 3. 67 (9) 3. 52 (3) 2. 98 (2) 2. 06 (3) 2.24(9) 1.94(9) 1.37(8) 1.17(10) 1.12(4)

627 PETZITE Kalgoorlie, West Austra lia. 644 PLATTNERITE Youlike Lode, Mullan, Ida ho. JCPDS 12-0424. JCPDS 8-0185. 2. 77 (10) 2. 44 (6) 2. 32 (6) 2. 12 (8) 2. 03 (7) 3. 50 (10) 2. 80 (10) 2. 48 (7) 1. 86 (10) 1. 28 (7)

628 PHARMACOLITE Riechelsdorf, Germany. 645 PLAYFAIRITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20- 0563. Yakontova, I. K. (1968): Akad. 3.49(4) 3.38(10) 2.97(4) 2.80(7) 2.09(6) Nauk U.S. S. R. Min. Mus., Trudy 18, p. 160. 646 PLAZOLITE Bay of Islands, Newfoundland. 3. 77(6) 3.19(8) 3. 09(10) 2. 89(5) 1. 99(4) JCPDS 3- 0801. 3. 04(9) 2. 71(10) 2. 49(8) 1. 96(7) 1. 62(8) 629 PHARMACOSIDERITE Konigsburg, Hungary. JCPDS 17- 0466. 647 PLUMBOJAROSITE Bathurst, New Brunswick. 7.97(10) 4.60(4) 3.99(4) 3.25(5) 2.81(5) JCPDS 18-0698. 5. 93(9) 3. 66(4) 3. 07(10) 1. 98(5) 1. 82(7) 630 PHENAKITE Tikovaja, Siberia, U.S. S. R. JCPDS 9-0431. 648 POLLUCITE Norway, Maine. JCPDS 15- 0317. 3. 65(8) 3.12(10) 2.51 (8) 2.36(7) 2.19(8) 3. 65 (8) 3. 42 (10) 2. 91 (9) 2. 42 (8) 1. 73 (8)

631 PHILLIPSITE Capo di Bore, Italy. 649 POLYBASITE Hoelntsch, Hungary. JCPDS 8-0123. JCPDS 20-0923. 3. 15(8) 3. 00(10) 2. 88(8) 2. 53(6) 1. 89(6) 7. 08(5) 4. 13(6) 3. 19(10) 3. 14(6) 2. 70(6) 650 POLYDYMITE Sudbury, Ontario. JCPDS 8- 0106. 632 PHOSGENITE Dundas, Tasmania. JCPDS 12-0218. 3. 34 (5) 2. 85 (10) 2. 36 (7) 1. 82 (7) 1. 67 (9) 4. 42(7) 4. 04(5) 3. 63(8) 2. 81(10) 2. 22(5) 651 POLYHALITE Stassfurt, Germany. 633 PHOSPHOFERRITE Hagendorf, Bavaria. JCPDS 21 - 0982. JCPDS 9-0479. 5. 95(5) 3. 41(2) 3. 18(10) 2. 91(8) 2. 86(6) 4. 27 (6) 3. 20 (10) 2. 73 (7) 2. 65 (4) 2. 41(4) 652 PORTLANDITE Mexico. JCPDS 4- 0733. 634 PHOSPHOSIDERITE California. JCPDS 15- 0390. 4. 90 (7) 3. 11 (3) 2. 63 (10) 1. 93 (6) 1. 80 (6) 4. 67 (8) 4. 35 (8) 3. 60 (7) 2. 78 (10) 2. 56 (6) 653 POSNJAKITE Whitehorse , Yukon. 635 PHOSPHURANYLITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 20- 0364. JCPDS 8-0289. 6. 92(10) 3. 47(6) 2. 68(3) 2. 60(2) 2. 42(4) 7. 90(10) 5. 83(5) 3. 96(7) 3. 14(6) 2. 88(6) 654 POTASH ALUM Utah. JCPDS 7-0017. 636 PICKERINGITE Tay River Canyon, British Co- 6. 95 (5) 5. 44 (6) 4. 31 (10) 4. 08 (9) 3. 25 (10) lumbia. JCPDS 12-0299. 6. 80 (2) 4. 82 (10) 4. 33 (9) 4. 11 (8) 3. 53 (9) 655 POWELLITE Lacorne Township, Quebec. JCPDS 7- 0212. 637 PICROCHROMITE Locality unknown. 4. 77(3) 3. 10(10) 2. 61(2) 1. 93(4) 1. 59(3) JCPDS 9-0353. 4. 77(4) 2. 50(10) 2. 08(5) 1. 60(6) 1. 47(7) 656 PREHNITE West Palerron, New Jers ey. JCPDS 7-0333. 638 PINAKIOLITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 12- 0170. 3. 48 (9) 3. 29 (7) 3. 08 (10) 2. 56 (10) 1. 77 (8) 5. 44(8) 2. 70(9) 2. 51(10) 1. 99(8) 1. 52(5) 657 PRIDERITE West Australia. JCPDS 6-0296. 639 PIRSSONITE Searles Lake, California. 5. 07(7) 3. 20(10) 2. 23(7) 1. 89(6) 1. 58(7) JCPDS 2- 1051. 5. 13 (8) 2. 66 (8) 2. 57 (8) 2. 51 (10) 2. 02 (8) 658 PROSOPITE St. Peters' Dome, Colorado. JCPDS 5- 0307. 640 PLAGIONITE Harz, Germany. JCPDS 22 - 1129. 4.35(10) 2.14(6) 1.91(5) 1.84(6) 1.81(6) 3. 85 (6) 3. 25 (10) 2. 92 (9) 2. 62 (6) 2. 14 (6) 659 PROUSTITE Cobalt, Ontario. JCPDS 11-0470. 641 PLANCHtrTE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 11- 0248. 3. 27 (8) 3. 19 (7) 2. 75 (10) 2. 56 (8) 2. 59 (9) 4. 85 (9) 4. 04 (10) 3. 35 (9) 3. 05 (5) 2. 68 (7) 660 PSEUDOBROOKITE Ara nyer- Berg, Transylvania . 642 PLANERITE Shady, Arkansas. JCPDS 14- 0113. JCPDS 9-0182. 6. 81(6) 4. 72 (6) 3. 72 (10) 3. 25 (6) 2. 89 (9) 4. 90(5) 3. 48(10) 2.75(8) 1.86(3) 1.54(4)

22 661 PSEUDOMALACHITE Lebethen, Hungary. 676 JADEITE Kazakhstan, U.S. S. R. JCPDS 13-0028. JCPDS 2-0723. 4. 49 (10) 3. 46 (6) 2. 43 (7) 2. 39 (7) 2. 32 (6) 2. 94 (10) 2. 84 (8) 2. 50(9) 2. 43(6) 1. 38(6)

662 PSILOMELANE Virginia. Berry, L. G. and ACMITE Narsarsuk, Greenland. Thompson, R. M. (1962): Geol. DIOP SIDE Piedmont, Italy. Soc. Amer. , Mem. 85, p. 199. 2. 40(10) 2. 18(5) 1. 83(6) 1. 54(6) 1. 40(4) HEDENBERGITE Rockport, Massachusetts. HYPERSTHENE Labrador. 663 PUCHERITE Schnee berg, Saxony. JCPDS 12-0293. JEFFERSONITE Franklin, New Jersey. 4.65(5) 3.98(5) 3.50(10) 2.99(5) 2.70(10) MALACOLITE Sing Sing, New York. 664 PUMPELLYITE Calumet and Hecla Mine, Michigan. OMPHACITE Huntington, Indiana. JCPDS 10-0447. 3. 79(5) 2. 90(10) 2. 74(3) 2. 64(3) 2. 45(3) 677 PYROXMANGITE Shidara , Japan. JCPDS 12- 0432. 3.12(5) 2.95(10) 2.67(7) 2.21(5) 2.19(6) 665 PYRARGYRITE Pribram, Hungary. JCPDS 21-1173. 678 PYRRHOTITE New Brunswick. JCPDS 17-0200. 3. 34 (8) 3. 22 (9) 2. 78 (10) 2. 57 (8) 2. 54 (8) 2. 98 (8) 2. 64 (8) 2. 07 (10) 1. 73 (9) 1. 32 (5)

666 PYRITE Elba, Italy. JCPDS 6-0710. 679 QUARTZ Locality unknown. JCPDS 5-0490. 2.71(9) 2.42(7) 2.21(6) 1.91(4) 1.63(10) 4.27(5) 3.35(10) 1.81(4) 1.54(3) 1.38(5)

667 PYROAURITE Eastern Townships, Quebec. 680 QUENSELITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 22- 0658. JCPDS 14- 0293. 3. 62(8) 3. 05(10) 2. 72(5) 2. 00(4) 1. 69(6) 7.76(10) 3.90(8) 2.62(5) 2.33(6) 1.97(8) 681 RALSTONITE Ivigtut, Greenland. 668 PYROCHLORE Blue River, British Columbia. JCPDS 18- 1085. JCPDS 17-0746. 5. 75 (10) 3. 01 (6) 2. 87 (6) 1. 91(6) 1. 76 (8) 6.03(3) 3.01(10) 2.61(4) 1.84(8) 1.57(7) 682 RAMMELSBERGITE Beaverlodge, Saskatchewan. 669 PYROCHROITE Sweden. Bircker, 0. (1965): Berry, L. G. and Thompson, R. M. Amer. Mineral. , 50, p. 1300. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 101. 4. 96 (2) 4. 65 (10) 2. 46 (2) 2. 36 (2) 1. 81 (1) 2. 82 (9) 2. 56 (10) 2. 48 (8) 1. 87 (8) 1. 69 (4)

670 PYROLUSITE India. JCPDS 12 - 0716. 683 RAMSDELLITE New Brunswick. JCPDS 7-0222. 3. 11(10) 2. 40(5) 1. 63(6) 1. 56(5) 1. 44(5) 4.07(10) 2.56(6) 2.43(4) 1.66(6) 1.62(5)

671 PYROMORPHITE Roughton Gill, England. 684 RATHITE II Synthetic material. Berry, L. G. JCPDS 19-0701. and Thompson, R. M. (1962): 4. 13(5) 3. 27 (4) 2. 96(10) 2. 88(6) 2. 06(5) G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 153. 3. 39 (8) 2. 98 (10) 2. 77 (9) 2. 34 (8) 2. 09 (8) 672 PYROPHYLLITE Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Mount not available. JCPDS 3-0574. 4. 44 (9) 3. 07 (10) 2. 56 (6) 2. 42 (7) 1. 49 (6) 685 RAUVITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 8-0288. 5. 83(7) 3. 38(4) 2. 95(10) 2. 22(4) 1. 70(4) 673 PYROSMALITE Nordmark, Sweden. JCPDS 12-0268. 686 REALGAR Felsobanya, Hungary. JCPDS 9-0441. 7. 14 (5) 3. 51 (5) 2. 69 (10) 2. 25 (7) 1. 84 (5) 5. 40 (10) 3. 18 (9) 2. 94 (8) 2. 72 (8) 1. 86 (6)

687 RENARDITE Shinkolobwe, Katanga. PYROXENE GROUP JCPDS 11- 0215. 7. 97 (7) 4. 33 (9) 3. 87 (8) 3. 10 (10) 2. 87 (8) 674 AUGITE Bilim, Austria. JCPDS 3-0623. 3. 00(10) 2. 90(7) 2. 53(9) 1. 63(5) 1. 42(3) 688 RENIERITE Tsumeb, South West Africa. JCPDS 9-0424. 675 ENSTATITE Mine field, Maryland. 3.06(10) 2.65(3) 1.87(9) 1.60(6) 1.21(3) JCPDS 22-0714. 3.17(10) 2.98(6) 2. 88(9) 2.52(6) 1.49(4) 689 RETGERSITE Algoma District, Ontario. JCPDS 8-0470. 4. 64(3) 4. 57(4) 4. 25(10) 2. 96(2) 2. 72(2)

23 690 RHODESITE Kimberley, South Africa. 707 SALEEITE Scheeberg, Saxony, Germany. JCPDS 19- 1040. JCPDS 8-0313. 6.60(10) 5.95(6) 4.43(7) 3.05(9) 2.88(7) 4. 96 (10) 3. 49 (9) 2. 92 (2) 2. 45 (3) 2. 20 (6) Mount not available. 691 RHODIZITE Madagascar. JCPDS 18-0327. 3.27(5) 2.98(10) 2.44(5) 2.20(3) 2.11(5) 708 SAMARSKITE Setesdalen, Norway. JCPDS 2-0690. 692 RHODOCHROSITE Butte, Montana. JCPDS 7- 0268. 2. 98 (10) 2. 59 (5) 1. 90 (7) 1. 82 (8) 1. 56 (8) 3. 66(3) 2. 85(10) 2. 17(3) 2. 01(3) 1. 77(5) 709 SANBORNITE Mariposa County, California. 693 RHODONITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 11- 0170. JCPDS 13- 0138. 3. 97 (10) 3. 40 (6) 3. 34 (7) 3. 09 (8) 2. 72 (8) 3. 34(3) 3. 10 (7) 2. 97 (9) 2. 89 (8) 2. 76 (10) 710 SAPONITE Hogg Island, Prince Edward Island. 694 RINKITE Kangerdluarsuk, Greenland. JCPDS 6-0002. JCPDS 12-0582. 4.55(6) 3.10(6) 2.62(5) 1.74(4) 1.54(10) 3.07(10) 2.94(4) 2.70(4) 1.86(6) 1.68(5) 711 SAPPHIRINE Bay St. Paul, Quebec. 695 ROBINSONITE Red Bird Mine, Nevada. JCPDS 19-0750. JCPDS 21-1018. 3.00(6) 2.45(10) 2.03(10) 1.44(8) 1.42(7) 3. 95 (6) 3. 74 (7) 3. 41 (9) 3. 04 (8) 2. 78 (10) 712 SARCOLITE Mount Somma, Vesuvius, Italy. 696 ROCKBRIDGEITE Rockbridge County, Virginia. JCPDS 17-0754. JCPDS 8-0159. 4.83(5) 3.34(8) 2.94(6) 2.85(7) 2.75(10) 3.58(4) 3.40(5) 3.19(10) 2.41(4) 1.60(5) 713 SARCOPSIDE Deering, New Hampshire. 697 ROMEITE Piedmont, Italy. JCPDS 7-0066. JCPDS 18-0642. 5. 91(6) 2. 97 (10) 1. 82 (9) 1. 55 (9) 1. 18 (5) 6. 06(8) 3. 93 (8) 3. 53(10) 3. 03 (9) 2. 83(6)

698 ROMERITE" Klausen, Tyrol, Austria. 714 SARKINITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 14- 0214. JCPDS 13- 0530. 6.00(6) 3.48(6) 3.29(7) 3.17(10) 3. 04(10) 5. 06(5) 4. 80(10) 4. 04(9) 3.15(2) 2. 39(2) 715 SARTORITE Binnenthal, Switzerland. 699 ROSENBUSCHITE Langesourdsfiord, Norway. JCPDS 11- 0076. JCPDS 14-0447. 3. 48 (10) 2. 94 (8) 2. 75 (10) 2. 63 (6) 2. 33 (7) 3.96(5) 3. 06(9) 2.96(10) 2.48(4) 1.90(4) 716 SASSOLITE Tuscany, Italy. JCPDS 9- 0335. 700 ROZENITE Manitoba. JCPDS 16- 0699. 6. 07(8) 3. 18(10) 2. 24(4) 2. 09(2) 1. 59(2) 5.47(9) 4.47(10) 3.97(7) 3.40(6) 2.96(5) 717 SCAPOLITE Hastings County, Ontario. 701 RUTHERFORDINE Goldfields, Saskatchewan. JCPDS 14-0170. JCPDS 11 - 0263. 3. 83(6) 3. 47(10) 3. 07(9) 2. 69(6) 1. 95(5) 4.60(10) 4.29(10) 3.90(10) 3.21(10) 2.63(7) 718 SCAWTITE Riverside County, California. 702 RUTILE Ottawa County, Quebec. JCPDS 12- 0777. JCPDS 21-1276. 3. 02 (10) 2. 77 (4) 2. 50 (5) 2. 24 (5) 1. 89 (6) 3.25(10) 2.49(5) 2.19(3) 1.69(9) 1.62(2) 719 SCHAIRERITE Trona, California. 703 SAFFLORITE Timiskaming, Ontario. JCPDS 16-0165. JCPDS 20-0330. 3. 79 (8) 3. 52 (9) 3. 01 (8) 2. 75 (10) 1. 76 (9) 2. 59(10) 2. 42(2) 2. 36(7) 1. 85(7) 1. 64(6) 720 SCHEELITE British Columbia. JCPDS 7- 0210. 704 SAKHAITE Siberia, U.S. S. R. JCPDS 19-1112. 4. 77(7) 3. 10(10) 2. 62(3) 1. 93(5) 1. 59(5) 5. 16(4) 2. 58(10) 2.11(7) 1. 82(5) 1. 49(4) 721 SCHIRMERITE Clear Creek County, Colorado. 705 SAKURAIITE Japan. JCPDS 21 - 0882. JCPDS 11- 0063. 5.37(1) 3.14(10) 2.71(2) 1.93(8) 1.64(6) 3.27(7) 2.80(10) 2.03(4) 1.96(6) 1.70(6)

706 SAL-AMMONIAC Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 7-0007. 722 SCHIZOLITE Ilimaussag, Greenland. Schaller, 3.87(4) 2.74(10) 1.94(2) 1.73(1) 1.59(4) W. T. (1955): Amer. Mineral., 40, p. 1024. 3.23(7) 3.04(8) 2.88(10) 2.68(4) 2.14(5)

24 723 SCHOEPITE Locality unknown. Frondel, C. 7 40 SILLIMANITE Georgian Bay, Ontario. (1964): U.S. G. S. Bull. 1064, p. 78. JCPDS 10-0369. 7. 25(10) 3. 63(8) 3. 24(10) 2. 57(4) 2. 04(4) 3. 37(10) 2. 67(7) 2. 53(9) 2. 21(9) 1. 52(8)

724 SCHOLZITE Blinman, South Australia. 741 SILVER Galena Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 4- 0783. JCPDS 13-0445. 2. 36(10) 2. 04(3) 1. 44(3) 1. 23(3) 1. 18(3) 8. 50(10) 4. 29(5) 2. 80(6) 2. 26(4) 1. 90(3) 742 SIMPSONITE Brazil. JCPDS 15-0705. 725 SCHREIBERSITE Edmonton, Kentucky. 2.84(8) 2.13(8) 1.64(10) 1.39(9) 1.22(2) JCPDS 16- 0707. 2.19(10) 2.13(4) 2. 11(5) 2.02(4) 1.97(9) 743 SJOGRENITE Eastern Townships, Quebec. JCPDS 14-0281. 726 SCHROCKINGERITE Locality unknown. 7.76(10) 3.89(9) 2.64(3) 2.20(3) 1.86(4) JCPDS 8-0397. Mount not available. 8.45(7) 7.25(10) 4.80(8) 4.17(6) 2.89(7) 744 SKLODOWSKITE Katanga. JCPDS 8-0447. 727 SCOLECITE Megan tic County, Quebec. 8. 12 (8) 5. 91 (10) 4. 17 (10) 3. 27 (7) 2. 99 (7) JCPDS 21-0831. 6. 61(5) 5. 88 (7) 4. 67 (5) 4. 42 (7) 2. 88 (10) 745 SKUTTERUDITE Haileybury, Ontario. JCPDS 10- 0497. 728 SCORODITE Minas Geraes, Brazil. 2. 62 (10) 2. 20 (6) 1. 84 (9) 1. 69 (6) 1. 62 (9) JCPDS 18- 0654. 5. 61(9) 4. 50(10) 3.19(7) 3. 05(5) 2. 59(7) 746 SLAVIKITE Stavelot, Belg·ium. JCPDS 20-0679. 8. 85(10) 5. 83(8) 3. 47(8) 2. 94(8) 2. 70(5) 729 SELENIUM Locality unknown. JCPDS 6-0362. 3. 79(5) 3. 00(10) 2. 08(3) 2. 00(2) 1. 77(2) 747 SMITHSONITE Broken Hill, Australia. JCPDS 8-0449. 730 SEMSEYITE Kisbanya, Hungary. JCPDS 22-1130. 3.56(6) 2.75(10) 2. 34(4) 1.95(4) 1.71(8) 3. 85(8) 3. 38(8) 3. 28(10) 2. 97(9) 2. 87(5) 748 SODALITE Ice River, British Columbia. 731 SENARMONTITE Algeria. JCPDS 5-0534. JCPDS 20-1070. 6.42(2) 3.22(10) 2.79(4) 1.96(4) 1.68(4) 6. 30 (9) 3. 63 (10) 2. 56 (7) 2. 38 (7) 2. 10 (9)

732 SENGIERITE Katanga. JCPDS 8- 0398. 749 SODA NITER Chile. JCPDS 7-0271. 4. 91(10) 3. 74(6) 3. 20(7) 3. 18(7) 2. 57(6) 3. 04(10) 2. 53(1) 2. 31(4) 2. 13(1) 1. 94(4) Mount not available. 750 SODDYITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 12 - 0180. SERPENTINE GROUP 6. 28 (9) 4. 48 (9) 3. 35 (10) 2. 71 (7) 2. 48 (7)

733 ANTIGORITE Yukon. JCPDS 21-0963. 751 SORBYITE Madoc, Ontar io. JCPDS 20-0564. 7.25(9) 3.62(10) 2.52(9) 2.43(2) 2.16(2) 4.10(9) 3.43(10) 3.04(4) 2.96(5) 2.08(5)

734 CHRYSOTILE Thetford, Quebec. 752 SPANGOLITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 5-0142. JCPDS 10-0380. 7.10(10) 3.58(4) 2.66(5) 2.57(8) 2.35(6) 7. 32(10) 4. 56(5) 3. 67(9) 2. 50(8) 1. 54(7) 753 SPENCERITE Salmo, British Columbia. 735 SHATTUCKITE New Cornelia Mine, Arizona. JCPDS 13-0195. JCPDS 13-0507. 9. 00 (8) 4. 60 (8) 3. 49 (10) 2. 34 (6) 1. 53 (8) 4. 95 (7) 4. 44 (10) 3. 50 (7) 3. 31 (8) 1. 80 (6) 754 SPENCITE Cranberry Lake, New Jersey. 736 SHORTITE Wyoming. JCPDS 21-1348. JCPDS 14- 0138. 5. 91 (5) 5. 54 (6) 4. 95 (6) 2. 56 (10) 2. 00 (6) 4.03(5) 2.80(10) 2.70(4) 1.93(4) 1.83(4)

737 SIDERITE Keno Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 8-0133. 755 SPERRYLlTE Sudbury Ontario. JCPDS 9-0452. 3.59(6) 2.79(10) 2.13(5) 1.96(6) 1.74(9) 3. 44(6) 2. 98(6) 2. 11(6) 1. 80(10) 1.15(7)

738 SIDEROTIL Synthetic material. JCPDS 22-0357. 756 SPHAEROCOBALTITE Boleo, Mexico. 5.61(9) 4.89(10) 3. 73(6) 3.21(6) 2.69(6) JCPDS 11-0692. Mount not available. 3. 59 (8) 2. 78 (10) 2. 12 (7) 1. 95 (7) 1. 72 (9)

739 SIEGENITE Werner Lake, Ontario . •JCPDS 11- 0068. 3. 34 (6) 2. 85 (10) 2. 36 (7) 1. 81 (7) 1. 67 (9)

25 757 SPHALERITE Cumberland, England. 774 STOLZITE Broken Hill, Australia. JCPDS 5- 0566. JCPDS 8- 0108. 3. 12(10) 2.70(2) 1.91(6) 1.63(4) 1.24(3) 3. 24 (10) 2. 73 (6) 2. 02 (8) 1. 78 (6) 1. 66 (9)

758 SPHENE Lake Clear, Ontario. 775 STRENGITE Pleystein, Bavaria. JCPDS 15- 0513. JCPDS 11- 0142. 5. 50 (8) 4. 96 (6) 4. 37 (10) 3. 11 (7) 2. 54 (7) 3.23(9) 2.99(8) 2.60(10) 2.06(4) 1.64(4) 776 STROMEYERITE Silver King Mine, British 759 SPINEL Ceylon. JCPDS 21-1152. Columbia. JCPDS 9- 0499. 2.86(4) 2. 44(10) 2.02(6) 1.55(5) 1.43(6) 3.46(4) 3.33(5) 2.62(10) 2.03(5) 1.99(4)

760 SPODUMENE Ungava District, Quebec. 777 STRONTIANITE Westphalia, Germany. JCPDS 9- 0468. JCPDS 5- 0418. 4. 21 (6) 2. 93 (10) 2. 80 (8) 2. 45 (5) 1. 57 (7) 3.54(10) 3.45(7) 2.46(5) 2.05(7) 1.90(4)

761 SPURRITE Durango, Mexico. JCPDS 13- 0496. 778 STRUVERITE Tongafeno, Madagascar. 3. 80 (6) 3. 03 (3) 2. 70 (10) 2. 64 (8) 1. 90 (6) JCPDS 17- 0543. 3. 28 (10) 2. 52(9) 2. 22(3) 1. 71(10) 1. 38(4) 762 STANNITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 11- 0062. 3.13(10) 2. 71(2) 1.92(7) 1.64(4) 1.63(2) 779 STRUVITE Ha mburg, Germany. JCPDS 15- 0762. 5. 90(4) 5. 60(6) 4. 26(10) 2. 92(8) 2. 69(8) 763 STAUROLlTE Pizzo Forno, Italy. JCPDS 15-0397. 780 STUDTITE Kata nga. JCPDS 12- 0161. 3. 00 (8) 2. 69 (8) 2. 37 (10) 1. 51 (7) 1. 39 (10) 7. 63 (10) 5. 91 (10) 3. 22 (7) 2. 99 (7) 2. 97 (5)

764 STEENSTRUPINE Kangerdluarsuk, Greenland. 781 SULFOHALITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 14- 0211. JCPDS 15- 0668. 4. 70(5) 4.19(7) 3. 29(5) 3. 08(10) 2. 87(10) 3. 56(10) 2. 91(7) 2. 51(6) 1. 94(6) 1. 78(8)

765 STEIGERITE Monument Valley, Arixona. 782 SULPHUR Tyrol, Austria. JCPDS 8- 0247. Ankinovich, E. A. (1962): Proc. All 5.75(3) 3.85(10) 3.44(4) 3.33(3) 3.21(6) Sov. Min. Soc., 91, p. 311. 5. 86 (6) 3. 04 (10) 2. 76 (5) 2. 57 (5) 2. 04 (9) 783 SULVANITE Aus tralia. JCPDS 11- 0104. 5. 40(10) 3.12(8) 2.40(5) 1.91(10) 1.63(5) 766 STEPHANITE Keno Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 11 - 0108. 3.08(10) 2.89(8) 2.59(9) 2.13(5) 1.84(5) 784 SUSSEXITE Franklin, New Jersey. JCPDS 13- 0599. 767 STERRYITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20- 0562. 6. 32(10) 3. 43(4) 2.74(8) 2.48(8) 1.79(4) 3. 68 (8) 3. 26 (10) 2. 84 (7) 2. 33 (6) 2. 04 (6) 785 SVABITE Franklin, New Jersey. 768 STIBICONITE Durango, Mexico. JCPDS 10-0388. ,1CPDS 19- 0215. 5. 95 (9) 3. 08 (8) 2. 96 (10) 1. 81 (8) 1. 55 (8) 3. 99 (7) 3. 45 (7) 2. 90 (10) 2. 80 (9) 1. 87 (8)

769 STIBNITE Lake George, New Brunswick. 786 SVANBERGITE Loca lity unknown. JCPDS 4- 0661. JCPDS 16- 0474. 5. 72 (7) 3. 51 (7) 2. 97 (10) 2. 19 (8) 1. 90 (7) 5. 05 (6) 3. 56 (10) 3. 05 (9) 2. 76 (9) 1. 93 (9) 787 SYLVANITE Cripple Creek, Colorado. 770 STlCHTITE Dundas, Tasmania. JCPDS 14- 0330. JCPDS 9- 0477. 7. 80(10) 3. 92(5) 2. 59(5) 2. 32(3) 1. 96(3) 3.05(10) 2.98(5) 2.25(4) 2.14(5) 1.99(5)

771 STILBITE King's County, Nova Scotia. 788 SYLVITE Stassfurt, Germany. JCPDS 4- 0587. JCPDS 18- 1203. 3.15(10) 2.23(8) 1.83(2) 1.41(2) 1.29 (2 ) 4.65(5) 4.07(10) 3.40(4) 3.04(7) 2.78(4) 789 SYNCHISITE Narsarsuk, Greenland. 772 STILPNOMELANE Mesabi Range, Minnesota. JCPDS 18- 0284. JCPDS 17- 0505. 4.55(5) 3.55(9) 2.80(10) 2.06(5) 1.93(4) 4. 04(9) 3. 00(3) 2. 71(6) 2. 56(10) 2. 35(4) 790 SYNGENITE Kalusz, Poland JCPDS 11- 0117. 773 STISHOVITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 15- 0026. 5.72(6) 4.60(5) 3.16(8) 2.85(10) 2.74(4) 2. 96 (10) 2. 25 (5) 1. 98 (8) 1. 53 (10) 1. 23 (6) 791 SZAIBELYITE Kazakhstan, U.S. S. R. JCPDS 12- 0179. 6. 24(10) 2. 67(9) 2. 43(7) 2. 21(9) 2. 08(6)

26 792 SZMIKITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 14-0166. 810 THOMSENOLITE Ivigtut, Greenland. 4.90(4) 3.50(10) 3.35(3) 3.14(5) 2.59(4) JCPDS 5- 0343. 3. 99 (10) 2. 93 (5) 2. 00 (8) 1. 97 (9) 1. 76 (3) 793 SZOMOLNOKITE Tyrol, Austria. JCPDS 21-0925. 4. 80 (7) 3. 44 (10) 3. 29 (3) 3. 10 (6) 2. 52 (6) 811 THOMSONITE Thetford Mines, Quebec. JCPDS 19-1344. 794 TALC Kjorstad, Norway. JCPDS 19-0770. 4. 65 (10) 3. 52 (7) 2. 95 (7) 2. 86 (10) 2. 68 (8) 4. 60 (10) 3. 12 (10) 2. 61 (5) 2. 48 (8) 1. 53 (9) 812 THOREAULITE Katanga. JCPDS 11-0132. 795 TANTEUXENITE Eleys, West Australia. DePol, 3.56(4) 3. 07(10) 2.84(5) 1.85(4) 1.68(5) C. and Vescovi Minutti, L. (1967): Rend. Soc. Min. Italiana, 23, p. 40. 813 THORIANITE Bancroft, Ontario. JCPDS 4- 0556. 2.93(10) 2.54(5) 1.80(6) 1.54(6)1.17(3) 3.21(10) 2.79(4) 1.97(6) 1.68(6) 1.28(4)

796 TAPIOLITE Ituri, Zaire. JCPDS 8-0181. 814 THORITE Arendal, Norway. JCPDS 11-0419. 3. 36 (10) 2. 59 (10) 2. 37 (6) 1. 75 (10) 1. 40 (6) 4. 72 (9) 3. 55 (10) 2. 84 (5) 2. 67 (8) 1. 83 (7).

797 TARBUTTITE Broken Hill, Rhodesia. 815 THOROGUMMITE Baringer Hill, Texas. JCPDS 12-0200. JCPDS 8-0440. 6. 12 (9) 3. 70 (10) 3. 27 (7) 2. 88 (8) 2. 78 (10) 4. 70(10) 3. 56(10) 2. 83(4) 2. 67(7) 1. 83(6)

798 TEALLITE Montserrat, Bolivia. JCPDS 14-0618. 816 TI-IORTVEITITE Evoje, Norway. JCPDS 19- 1125. 3.42(4) 3.30(5) 2.85(10) 2.35(5) 2.04(5) 5. 09 (2) 3. 14 (10) 2. 94 (5) 2. 17 (2) 1. 69 (3)

799 TELLURBISMUTI-1 Locality unknown. 817 TIEMANNITE Beaverlodge, Saskatchewan. JCPDS 15-0863. JCPDS 8-0469. 3. 22 (10) 2. 37 (3) 2. 19 (3) 1. 81(2) 1. 48 (2) 3.51(10) 3.03(4) 2. 14(7) 1.83(5) 1.39(3)

800 TELLURITE Tokyo, Japan. JCPDS 9-0433. 818 TILASITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 2- 0485. 3. 72(9) 3. 28(10) 3. 01(6) 2. 73(5) 2. 30(5) 3. 25(10) 3. 09(10) 2. 69(10) 1. 74(9) 1. 69(8)

801 TELLURIUM Keystone Mine, Colorado. 819 TIN Dawson Creek, Yukon. JCPDS 4-0554. JCPDS 4-0673. 3.86(2) 3.24(10) 2.36(4) 2.23(3) 1.84(2) 2. 92(10) 2. 81(10) 2. 06(5) 2. 02(9) 1. 48(5)

802 TENGERITE Norway. JCPDS 16-0698. 820 TINCALCONITE Borax Lake, California. 5. 68(7) 4. 58(9) 3. 86(10) 2. 97(8) 2. 53(4) JCPDS 7-0277. 8. 67 (5) 4. 38 (10) 3. 44 (6) 2. 92 (10) 2. 19 (5) 803 TENNANTITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 11-0102. 821 TINTINAITE Tintina, Yukon. JCPDS 20-0565. 2.94(10) 2.55(3) 1.80(8) 1.54(5) 1.17(3) 3. 52 (8) 3. 40 (10) 2. 87 (6) 2. 71 (6) 2. 03 (6)

804 TENORITE Vesuvius, Italy. JCPDS 5-0661. 822 TOBERMORITE Riverside County, California. 2. 52 (10) 2. 33 (10) 1. 87 (3) 1. 50 (2) 1. 38 (2) JCPDS 6-0020. 10. 20(10) 3. 78(4) 3. 05(9) 2. 92(10) 2. 81(5) 805 TEPHROITE Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. JCPDS 9-0485. 823 TOPAZ Minas Geraes, Brazil. 3. 61(7) 2. 86 (10) 2. 60 (6) 2. 56 (8) 1. 81 (9) 3. 69(7) 3. 20(9) 2. 94(10) 2. 36(5) 2.10(6)

806 TETRADYMITE British Columbia. JCPDS 9-0447. 824 TORBERNITE Mount Painter, Australia. 3.10(10) 2.29(7) 2.11(8) 1.95(5) 1.35(5) JCPDS 8- 0360. 5. 47 (8) 4. 93 (9) 3. 69 (10) 3. 51 (9) 3. 25 (7) 807 TETRAHEDRITE Felsobanya, Romania. I/ JCPDS 11- 0107 . 825 TORNEBOHMITE Bastnas, Sweden. 3. 68(2) 2. 99(10) 2. 61(3) 1. 83(7) 1. 57(6) JCPDS 14- 0257. 4.57(4) 3.08(10) 2.82(9) 2.01(6) 1.78(5) 808 TETRAHEDRITE (Argentian) Keno Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 11-0101. 826 TOURMALINE Mount Mica, Maine. JCPDS 14- 0076. 3. 03(10) 2. 63(4) 2. 06(4) 1. 86(7) 1. 59(5) 4. 21 (6) 3. 99 (9) 3. 44 (5) 2. 94 (7) 2. 58 (10)

809 THENARDITE Borax Lake, California. 827 TRIDYMITE San Cristoba l, Mexico. JCPDS 5-0631. JCPDS 14- 0260. 4.65(7) 3.18(5) 3.07(5) 2.78(10) 1.86(5) 4. 27(10) 4. 08(8) 3. 80(9) 2. 95(6) 2. 48(5)

27 828 TRIMERITE Langban, Sweden. JCPDS 17-0477. 845 UMANGITE Sierra Umango, Argentina. 3. 56(4) 2.76(10) 2.33(4) 2.23(4) 1.78(4) JCPDS 8-0279. 3. 56 (10) 3. 11 (6) 2. 26 (6) 1. 83 (8) 1. 78 (8) 829 TRIPHYLITE Branchville, Connecticut. JCPDS 11-0456. 846 URANINITE Various localities. JCPDS 5- 0549. 4.29(9) 3.51(9) 3.04(9) 2.54(10) 1.75(5) 3. 15 (10) 2. 73 (6) 1. 94 (9) 1. 65 (9) 1. 26 (5)

830 TRIPLITE India. JCPDS 21-0811. 847 URANOPHANE Various localities. JCPDS 8-0442. 3. 65(5) 3. 43(3) 3. 25(8) 3. 05(9) 2. 87(10) 7.90(10) 4.77(5) 3.95(5) 3.00(4) 2.91(4)

831 TRIPUHYITE Djebel, Algeria. JCPDS 7-0349. 848 URANOPILITE Beaverlodge, Saskatchewan. 3.28(10) 2.56(9) 2.32(4) 1.72(9) 1.64(5) JCPDS 8-0131. 7. 00 (10) 5. 94 (5) 5. 48 (6) 4. 26 (8) 2. 92 (6) 832 TRITOMITE Brevig, Norway. JCPDS 14-0174. 3. 48(4) 3. 09(4) 2. 83(10) 1. 97(4) 1. 87(5) 849 URANOSPINITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 8- 0320. 5.14(9) 4. 90(5) 3. 57(10) 3. 40(8) 1. 91(5) 833 TROILITE Merciditas Meteorite, Chile. Mount not available. JCPDS 11-0151. 2. 98(5) 2. 66(5) 2. 09(10) 1. 72(5) 1. 33(3) 850 UVANITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 8- 0322. 5.91(4) 2.97(10) 2.24(5) 1.72(5) 1.49(4) 834 TRONA Margaritz Lake, East Africa. JCPDS 11-0643. 851 VALENTINITE Wolfe County, Quebec. 4. 93(5) 3. 91(6) 3. 09(9) 2. 66(10) 2. 04(5) JCPDS 11-0689. 4.56(5) 3.49(5) 3.14(10) 1.93(4) 1.81(5) 835 TSCHERMIGITE Wamsutter, Wyoming. JCPDS 7-0022. 852 VALLERIITE Whitehorse, Yukon. Berry, L. G. 7.08(5) 5.50(6) 4.33(10) 4.08(8) 3.28(10) and Thompson, R. M. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 61. 836 TUNGSTITE Moose River, Nova Scotia. 11. 58(10) 5. 70(10) 3. 25(7) 1. 89(6) 1. 87(6) Berry, L. G. and Thompson, R . M. (1962): G. S. A. Memoir 85, p. 181. 853 VANADINITE Tiger Mine, Arizona. 5. 40 (10) 3. 48 (10) 2. 64 (3) 2. 57 (6) 1. 85 (3) JCPDS 13-0585. 3.38(6) 3.07(8) 2.98(10) 1.98(4) 1.56(6) 837 TURQUOIS Los Cerillas Mountains, New Mexico. JCPDS 6-0214. 854 VANDENBRANDEITE Katanga. JCPDS 8-0325. 6. 15(6) 3. 68(10) 3. 43(5) 3. 28(4) 2. 91(8) 5.27(9) 4.46(10) 2.98(8) 2.60(5) 2.04(4)

838 TWINNITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20-0559. 855 VANDENDRIESSCHEITE Utah. JCPDS 15-0281. 4. 17 (6) 3. 51 (10) 2. 78 (8) 2. 64 (6) 2. 34 (8) 7. 25(10) 3. 56(10) 3.18(10) 2. 53(4) 1. 98(5)

839 TYCHITE Trona, California. JCPDS 19-1212. 856 VARISCITE Manhattan, Nevada. 4. 17 (8) 3. 20 (3) 2. 67 (10) 2. 45 (8) 1. 60 (5) JCPDS 15- 0281. 5. 37 (8) 4. 82 (8) 4. 25 (10) 3. 89 (5) 3. 06 (6) 840 TYRRELLITE Goldfields, Saskatchewan. JCPDS 8-0001. 857 VAUXITE Llallagua, Bolivia. JCPDS 14-0210. 3. 02 (6) 2. 89 (6) 2. 50 (9) 1. 93 (6) 1. 77 (10) 5. 97 (8) 5. 45 (10) 4. 94 (6) 4. 31 (6) 2. 87 (6)

841 TYROLITE Eureka, Utah. JCPDS 11-0348. 858 VEENITE Madoc, Ontario. JCPDS 20-0560. 4. 82 (7) 4. 40 (6) 2. 97 (10) 2. 70 (10) 2. 45 (10) 3. 81 (10) 3. 42 (8) 3. 26 (8) 3. 03 (9) 2. 76 (7)

842 TYUYAMUNITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 6-0017. 859 VESIGNIErTE Colorado. .JCPDS 12-0519. 5.04(10) 4.06(4) 3.38(4) 3.22(9) 2.05(5) 4. 96 (4) 3. 21(10) 2. 72 (8) 2. 56 (5) 2. 29 (8)

843 ULEXITE Newport, Nova Scotia. Korobov, S.S., 860 VESUVIANITE Elker, Norway. JCPDS 22 - 05 33. Malinko, S. V. a nd Sedlezky, V. I. 2.95(4) 2.75(10) 2. 59(8) 2.46(5) 1.62(7) (1965): Proc. All Sov. Min. Soc., 94-6, p. 725. 861 VILLIAUMITE !le de Los, French Guinea. 7.76(6) 5.92(9) 4.33(9) 4.13(9) 2.69(10) JCPDS 4-0793. 2. 68(2) 2. 32(10) 1. 64(8) 1. 34(5) 1. 16(3) 844 ULLMANNITE Terrabin, Sardinia, Italy. JCPDS 2-0954. 4. 19 (6) 2. 65 (10) 2. 41 (8) 1. 79 (7) 1. 58 (5)

28 862 VISHNEVITE Vishnevy Mountain, Urals, U.S. S. R. 878 WILKEITE Crestmore, California. JCPDS 6-0454. Iljinsky, G. A. and Turchenko, S. I. 2. 82 (10) 2. 73 (9) 2. 28 (8) 1. 95 (8) 1. 84 (8) (1965): Proc. All Sov. Min Soc. 94 , p. 470. 879 WILLEMITE Franklin, New Jersey. 4. 51 (9) 3. 69(9) 3.27(10) 2. 76(6) 2. 64(6) JCPDS 8-0492. 4. 04 (6) 3. 48 (9) 2. 84 (10) 2. 63 (10) 2. 32 (8) 863 VIVIANI TE Hebrian, Maine. JCPDS 3-0070. 6. 76 (10) 4.90(4) 3. 21(5) 2. 97 (6) 2. 71 (6) 880 WITHERITE Porcupine, Ontario. JCPDS 5-0378. 3.71(10) 3.68(5) 2.63(5) 2.16(3) 1.94(4) 864 VLASOVITE Kola Peninsula, U.S. S. R. Tikhonen- kova, R. P. and Kazakova, M. E. 881 WITTICHENITE Schwartzwald, Germany. (1961): Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S. S. R., JCPDS 9-0488. 137, No. 4, p. 994. 4. 55(7) 3.19(7) 3. 08(8) 2. 85(10) 1. 76(5) 5.04(8) 3.23(10) 2.96(10) 2.17(5) 1.94(5) 882 WOLFRAMITE Cornwall, England. JCPDS 11- 0591. 865 VOLBORTHITE Richardson, Utah. JCPDS 12-0523. 4.77(6) 3.74(6) 2.95(10) 2.48(7) 1.72(6) 7. 19(10) 3. 07(4) 2. 87(7) 2. 57(7) 2. 39(6) 883 WOLLASTONITE Labelle County, Quebec. 866 VOLTAITE Bisbee, Arizona. JCPDS 20-1388. JCPDS 10-0487. 6. 85(3) 5. 57(9) 3. 55(10) 3. 40(10) 3. 01(5) 3. 83 (7) 3. 52 (8) 3. 33 (8) 2. 99 (10) 2. 18 (6)

867 WAGNERITE Kjorrestad, Norway. JCPDS 12-0482. 884 WOODHOUSEITE Bathurst, New Brunswick. 3. 29(6) 3.12(7) 2. 99(10) 2. 84(10) 2. 74(4) JCPDS 4-0670. 3.49(7) 2.94(10) 2.16(8) 1.89(9) 1.74(8) 868 WAKEFIELDITE Wakefield Lake, Quebec. Miles, N. M., Hogarth, D. D. and Russell, 885 WULFENITE Berezov, Siberia , U.S. S. R . D.S. (1971): Amer. Mineral., 56, JCPDS 8-0475. p. 402. 3.25(10) 2.72(5) 2.02(6) 1.78(4) 1.65(6) 4.67(4) 3.53(10) 2.65(9) 2.50(4) 1.82(8) 886 WURTZITE Fairview Mine, British Columbia. 869 WALPURGITE Schneeberg, Saxony, Germany. JCPDS 12-0688. FRONDEL, C. (1958): U.S. G. S. 3. 28(3) 3. 10(10) 2. 92(1) 1. 90(4) 1. 62(2) Bull. , 1064, p. 242. Mount not available. 5. 64(3) 5. 01(5) 3. 47(5) 3. 28(4) 3.11(10) 887 WUSTITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 6- 0615. 870 WARDITE Fairfield, Utah. JCPDS 11- 0330. 2. 48 (7) 2. 15 (10) 1. 52 (7) 1. 30 (3) 1. 24 (2) 4. 75 (10) 3. 09 (9) 2. 99 (9) 2. 81 (6) 2. 59 (7) Mount not available.

871 WARWICKITE Orang·e County, New York. 888 XANTHOCONITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 8-0134. JCPDS 12-0171. 5. 50 (2) 3. 13 (3) 2. 99 (10) 2. 81(6) 2. 13 (3) 2.99(4) 2.58(10) 1.98(5) 1.59(4) 1.50(4) 889 XANTHOPHYLLITE Tassat hal, Tyrol, Austria. 872 WAVELLITE Montgomery County, Arkansas. JCPDS 20-0321. JCPDS 17-0203. 3. 21 (8) 2. 56 (10) 2. 11 (7) 1. 50 (7) 1. 48 (7) 8. 58 (8) 5. 62 (5) 3. 44 (9) 3. 23 (10) 2. 59 (6) 890 XENOTIME Valhalla, British Columbia. 873 WEBERITE Ivigtut, Greenland. JCPDS 5- 0733. JCPDS 11-0254. 5. 88 (5) 5. 07 (6) 2. 95 (9) 2. 89 (9) 1. 78 (10) 4.58(5) 3.43(10) 2.56(10) 2.15(4) 1.76(8)

874 WEHRLITE Hope, British Columbia. 891 XONOTLITE Table Mountain, Newfoundland. JCPDS 8-0027. JCPDS 10- 0488. 3. 22 (10) 2. 36 (7) 2. 19 (6) 1. 81 (3) 1. 49 (2) 3. 65 (7) 3. 24 (8) 3. 08 (10) 2. 04 (9) 1. 95 (9)

875 WELOGANITE Montreal, Quebec. JCPDS 21-1397. 892 YODERITE Kongwa, Tanganyika. 4. 35 (9) 2. 81 (10) 2. 59 (7) 2. 23 (7) 2. 01 (7) JCPDS 12-0625. 3. 50 (10) 3. 03 (10) 2. 61 (10) 2. 00 (6) 1. 82 (8) 876 WHEWELLITE Dresden, Saxony. JCPDS 20-0231. 5. 91 (10) 3. 65 (8) 2. 97 (6) 2. 49 (3) 2. 35 (6) 893 YTTROFLUORITE Locality unknown. JCPDS 21-0159. 877 WHITLOCKITE Palermo Mine, New Hampshire. 3.13(10) 1.93(10) 1.65(6) 1.26(4) 1.12(4) JCPDS 13-0404. 3. 41(6) 3.16(6) 2. 84(10) 2. 57(8) 1. 70(6)

29 894 ZEUNERITE Synthetic material. JCPDS 4- 0090. 898 ZIPPEITE Utah. JCPDS 8-0402. 6. 71(5) 5. 04(9) 3. 59(10) 3. 35(6) 2. 08(5) 7. 31(10) 4.10(5) 3. 66(5) 3. 50(7) 3. 15(8)

895 ZINC Keno Hill, Yukon. JCPDS 4-0831. 899 ZIRCON Blue River, British Columbia. 2.47(5) 2.30(4) 2.09(10) 1.68(2) 1.33(3) JCPDS 6- 0266. 4. 44(7) 3. 30(10) 2. 51(8) 2. 07(6) 1. 71(9) 896 ZINCITE Franklin, New Jersey. JCPDS 5-0664. 2.82(8) 2.61(5) 2.48(10) 1.63(5) 1.48(5) 900 ZOISITE Ducktown, Tennessee. JCPDS 13-0562. 897 ZINCKENITE Wolfs berg, Harz, Germany. 5.01(3) 3.63(4) 2.88(9) 2.69(10) 1.61(4) JCPDS 7- 0334. 3.41(10) 2.77(6) 2.12(3) 1.98(4) 1.82(4) 901 ZUNYITE Zuni Mine, Silverton, Colorado. JCPDS 14- 0698. 7. 97 (7) 4. 19 (10) 2. 84 (6) 2. 67 (9) 1. 63 (7)

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50 APPENDIX 1

COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR X-RAY DIFFRACTION POWDER PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MINICOMPUTER

FTN,8 PROGRAM XF I LE DIMENSION SC5),UC5) 2 \JRITEC2,10) 10 FORMATC"PP.OG. FOR X-RAY MIN. !DENT., INPUT K=NO.OF STANDARDS *"> CALLPTAPEC7,2,0) READCl,*>K 13 \JRITEC2,40> 40 FOP.MATC"INPUT MN F,U< I ),UC2>.UC3),UC4),UC5>.TOL *"> READ< I , * ) MN F, U < I ), U <2 ) , U < 3 ) , U <4 ), U < 5 ) , T 0 L \JRITEC2,30> 30 FORMATC/"NFIT",X,5<2X,"D",4X,"1°',2X>3X,"MIN.",8X,"NO",/) TOL=TOL+C.005> DO 29 JN=l,K READC7.20>SC1),INTl,S<2>,INT2,SC3),INT3,SC4),INT4,SC5),INT5, INA,NB,NC,MIN 20 FORMAT(5(f5.2,x,12,2x>3X,A2,A2,A2,4X,15> NFIT=0 DO 9 I=l,5 DO 19 J= I 1 5 DEL=U-S IF21,23,23 21 DEL=DEL*<-1·> 23 IFCDEL-T0L)25,25~19 25 NFIT=NFIT+l 19 CONTINUE 9 CONTINUE IFCNFIT-MNF>29,28 28 WRITEC2,70>NFIT,SCl),!NTI,S<2>,INT2,SC3>,INT3,SC4),INT4, ISC5),INT5,NA,NB,NC,MIN 70 FORMATcx,12.2x,scF5.2,x,12,2x>3X,A2,A2,A213X,15) 29 CONTINUE \JRITEC2,80) 80 FORMATC/"SEARCH COMPLETED"/) REWIND 7 GO TO 2 END END$