silicate+of+manganese
21gageite — ˈgāˌjīt noun ( s) Etymology: R. B. Gage, 20th century American collector of specimens in N.J. + English ite : a mineral (Mn,Mg,Zn)8Si3O14.2(or 3?)H2O consisting of a hydrous silicate of manganese, magnesium, and zinc …
22ganophyllite — ˌganəˈfiˌlīt noun ( s) Etymology: Swedish ganophyllit, from gano (from Greek ganos) + phyll + it ite : a mineral consisting of a brown hydrous silicate of manganese and aluminum in prismatic crystals or foliated …
23neotocite — nēˈäd.əˌsīt noun ( s) Etymology: Swedish neotokit, from Greek neotokos newborn (from ne + tokos childbirth, offspring, from tiktein to give birth to, beget) + Swedish it ite more at thane : a mineral consisting of a hydrous silicate of manganese… …
24pennantite — ˈpenənt.ˌīt noun ( s) Etymology: Thomas Pennant died 1798 Welsh naturalist + English ite : a mineral Mn9Al6Si5O20(OH)16 of the chlorite group consisting of basic silicate of manganese and aluminum isomorphous with thuringite …
25serandite — ˈserənˌdīt noun ( s) Etymology: French sérandite, from J. M. Sérand, 20th century West African mineral collector + French ite : a mineral consisting of hydrous silicate of manganese, lime, soda, and potash and occurring in rose red monoclinic… …
26sursassite — ˌsərˈsaˌsīt noun ( s) Etymology: Sursass (Oberhalbstein), eastern Switzerland, its locality + English ite : a mineral Mn5Al4Si5O21.3H2O of the epidote group consisting of a hydrous silicate of manganese and aluminum …
27tinzenite — ˈtinzəˌnīt, ˈtin(t)səˌ noun ( s) Etymology: Tinzen, Switzerland + English ite : a mineral CaMnAl(SiO4)2 consisting of a silicate of manganese, aluminum, and calcium and occurring in yellow monoclinic crystals at Tinzen, Grisons, Switzerland …
28trimerite — ˈtriməˌrīt noun ( s) Etymology: German trimerit, from Greek trimerēs of three parts + German it ite : a mineral Be(Mn,Ca)(SiO4) consisting of a silicate of manganese, calcium, and beryllium and occurring in salmon colored tabular crystals… …
29yeatmanite — ˈyātməˌnīt noun ( s) Etymology: Pope Yeatman died 1953 American mining engineer + English ite : a rare mineral (Mn,Zn)16Sb2Si4O29 consisting of a pseudo orthorhombic oxide and silicate of manganese, zinc, and antimony …
30klipsteinite — Min. (ˈklɪpstaɪnaɪt) [Named 1866 after Prof. A. von Klipstein of Giessen.] A hydrous silicate of manganese and iron, amorphous and of a dark brown colour. Dana Min. (ed. 5) 511 …
