Pocket Mindat
Kén
syn. of Sulphur
Kennedyite
MgFeTi3O10
Kenngottite (of Gagarin and Cuomo)
var. of Arsenolite
Kenngottite (of Haidinger)
syn. of Miargyrite
Kentrolite-Melanotekite Series
a series between Kentrolite and Melanotekite
Orthorhombic
Keramite (of Hunt)
var. of Kaolinite
Keramite (of Mellor and Scott)
syn. of Mullite
Keramohalite
syn. of Alunogen, Manganoan Pickeringite
Keramohalite (of Glocker)
syn. of Alunogen
Keramohalite (of Schweizer)
syn. of Manganoan Pickeringite
Keramolhalite
syn. of Keramohalite
Keramostypterite
syn. of Alunogen
Keramsite
var. of Clay
Keraphyllite
syn. of Carinthine
Kerargyre
syn. of Chlorargyrite
Kerargyrite
syn. of Chlorargyrite
Kerasine
syn. of Mendipite, Phosgenite
Kerat
syn. of Chlorargyrite
Kerate
syn. of Chlorargyrite
Kerchenite
syn. of Kertschenite
Kerchenite-alpha
syn. of Metavivianite
Kerite
An organic material found during pegmatite mining in the Volynski region of Ukraine as black fibrous aggregate of short, curving interlaced fibres of average diameter 14.7 microns.
Although it is claimed in some publications that this material ...
Kerolite
Apparently a Ni-bearing variety of talc(?).
Originally reported from Ząbkowice (Frankenstein), Ząbkowice District, Lower Silesia (Dolnośląskie), Poland.
(Mg,Ni)3Si4O10(OH)2·H2O
Kerolith
syn. of Kerolite
Kérophyllite
syn. of Carinthine
Kerstenite
Discredited 2006. See
Kerstenite (of Haidinger)
syn. of Cheleutite
Kertchenite
syn. of Kertschenite
Kertschenite
A supposed hydrated phosphate of iron which is an alteration product of
Fe2+Fe3+2[OH|PO4]2 · 6H2O
Kësterite-Stannite Series
a series between Kësterite and Stannite
Kësterite Subgroup
Tetragonal
Keystoneite (of Back et al.)
syn. of Keystoneite
Keystonite Chalcedony
var. of Chalcedony
K Feldspar
syn. of Microcline, Orthoclase, Sanidine
Khagatalite
syn. of Hagatalite
Khakassite
syn. of Alumohydrocalcite
Khaulite
syn. of Howlite
Khinganite
syn. of Kësterite
Khlopinite
syn. of Titanian Samarskite-(Y)
Khodnevite
Probably identical with
Na2AlF5 (?)
Khoharite
Hypothetical end member of garnet group proposed by L.L. Fermor in 1938. Mentioned as constituent of garnets from Jagersfontein mine in Southern Africa. This end member is also a rare component of garnets from schists from different regions.
(Mg,Ca)3(Fe3+,Al)2[SiO4]3
Kianito
syn. of Kyanite
Kibdelophane
var. of Ilmenite
Kibende
syn. of Iron
Kidney Ore
var. of Hematite
Kidney Stone
syn. of Nephrite
Kiesel
syn. of Quartz
Kieselgalmei
syn. of Hemimorphite
Kieselgalmey
syn. of Hemimorphite
Kieselglas
syn. of Lechatelierite
Kieselguhr
syn. of Diatomite