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• Kohlengalmei
  syn. of Smithsonite

• Kohlensauere Kalkerde
  syn. of Dolomite

• Kohlensaure Bittererde
  syn. of Magnesite

• Kohlensaurer Baryt
  syn. of Witherite

• Kohlensaurer Talkerde
  syn. of Magnesite

• Kohlensaures Blei
  syn. of Cerussite

• Kohlensaures Cereroxydul
  syn. of Lanthanite

• Kohlensaures Ceroxydul
  syn. of Lanthanite

• Kohlensaures Eisen
  syn. of Siderite

• Kohlensaures Magnesium oxydul
  syn. of Rhodochrosite

• Kohlensaure Strontianerde
  syn. of Strontianite

• Kohlensaures Wismuthoxyd
  syn. of Bismutite

• Kohlenspath
  syn. of Whewellite

• Kohlenvitriol-bleispath
  syn. of Lanarkite

• Koivinite-(Y)
  May be Florencite-(Y).

• Kokchetavite
  Hexagonal
  KAlSi₃O₈

• Kokkolith
  syn. of Diopside

• Koktaite
  Monoclinic
  (NH₄)₂Ca(SO₄)₂·H₂O
• Kolarite
  Orthorhombic
  PbTeCl₂

• Kolbeckine
  syn. of Herzenbergite

• Kolbeckite
  Monoclinic
  ScPO₄·2H₂O

• Kölbingite
  syn. of Aenigmatite

• Kolfanite
  Monoclinic
  Ca₂Fe³⁺₂[O₂|(AsO₄)₃] · 2H₂O
• Kolicite
  Orthorhombic
  Mn²⁺₇Zn₄[(OH)₈|(AsO₄)₂|(SiO₄)₂]
• Kolitschite
  Monoclinic
  PbZn_0.5Fe₃(AsO₄)₂(OH)₆

• Kollochrom
  syn. of Crocoite

• Kolloid-calcite
  var. of Calcite

• Kolloid-magnesite
  var. of Magnesite

• Kolloid-siderite
  var. of Siderite

• Kollophan
  syn. of Collophane

• Kolm
  mixture of Coal, Pyrite

• Kolosorukite
  var. of Jarosite

• Kolovratite
  Probably needs a reinvestigation with modern methods. Occurs in quartz schists and carbonaceous slates.
  (Zn,Ni,Cu)_2-5Al_4-6(Si,V⁴⁺,V⁵⁺)₄(O,OH)₂₀·7.5H₂O

• Kolskite
  mixture of Lizardite, Sepiolite

• Kolsyrad Ytterjord
  syn. of Tengerite-(Y)

• Koluezite
  syn. of Kolwezite

• Kolumbite
  syn. of Columbite

• Kolwezite
  Triclinic
  (Cu,Co)₂[(OH)₂|CO₃]
• Kolymite
  Isometric
  Cu₇Hg₆

• Kolysrad Ceroxidul
  syn. of Lanthanite

• Komarite
  syn. of Willemseite

• Komarovite
  Orthorhombic
  (Ca,Mn)Nb₂[O₃|Si₂O₇] · 3.5H₂O
• Kombatite
  Monoclinic
  Pb₁₄[O₉|(VO₄)₂|Cl₄]

• Kömeş
  syn. of Silver

• Komkovite
  Trigonal
  BaZr[Si₃O₉]·3H₂O
• Konderite
  Hexagonal
  Cu₃Pb(Rh,Pt,Ir)₈S₁₆

• Kondörite
  syn. of Konderite

• Kondrikite
  syn. of Kondrikovite

• Kondrikovite
  var. of Natrolite

• Kongsbergite
  var. of Silver
  (Ag,Hg)

• Königine
  syn. of Brochantite

• Konigite
  syn. of Brochantite

• Königsgelb
  syn. of Orpiment

• Konilite
  syn. of Quartz

• Koninckite
  Tetragonal
  Fe³⁺[PO₄] · 3H₂O

• Könleinite
  A reddish-brown hydrocarbon. Originally reported from Uznach, St Gallen, Switzerland.

• Könlite
  syn. of Könleinite

• Konsbergite
  syn. of Kongsbergite

• Konukōreko
  syn. of Nickel

• Konukura
  syn. of Copper

• Konyaite
  Monoclinic
  Na₂Mg(SO₄)₂·5H₂O

• Koodilite
  syn. of Thomsonite-Ca

• Kopal
  syn. of Copalite

• Kopar
  syn. of Copper

• Kopeiskite
  Recognized as corresponding to the naturally occurring mineral Kremersite. A substance of anthropogenic origin (burning coal dumps). Current IMA regulations do not permit such substances to be validated as mineral species.
  (NH₄)₂(Fe,Al,Ca,Mg)(Cl,OH)₅·H₂O

• Koper
  syn. of Copper

• Koppar
  syn. of Copper

• Kopparglans
  syn. of Chalcocite

• Kopparglasertz
  syn. of Chalcopyrite

• Kopparglas (of Cronstedt)
  syn. of Cuprite

• Koppar-Glas (of Wallerius)
  syn. of Chalcocite

• Koppargrön
  syn. of Malachite

• Koppargrün
  syn. of Chrysocolla

• Kopparkis
  syn. of Chalcopyrite

• Koppar-Lazur
  syn. of Azurite