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Improving Mindat.orgTephroite

14th Sep 2006 08:29 UTCCristian

Tephroite, Mn2SiO4, belongs to olivine group but in its page the Strunz ID is incomplete. Can someone complete it?


ciao

Cristian

18th Sep 2006 01:44 UTCErnest H. Nickel

Hi, Christian:


The correct Strunz coding for tephroite is 9.AC.05. It is a member of the olivine group.


Cheers, Ernie...

18th Sep 2006 14:59 UTCJim Ferraiolo

Unfortunately, Mindat is not yet set up for the new Strunz numbers from the new edition. I'm waiting for a response from MDI about a list of the new numbers. I've added the "old" Strunz number to tephroite.

18th Sep 2006 15:05 UTCCristian

Thanks to all for your replies.


ciao

Cristian
 
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