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Hey's Chemical Index of Minerals

All CIM references are taken from the THIRD EDITION of Hey's Mineral Index, by A. Clark, Dept. of Mineralogy, Natural History Museum, London.

Book Information: 852 pages. hard cover. Published by Chapman & Hall, London 1993.

Hey's Mineral Index groups all minerals into one of 32 groups based on their chemistry - mindat.org allows you to search for minerals using these groupings.

Click below to view subgroups or minerals in each of Hey's groups.

Hey Classification 3rd edition - Halides - Fluorides, Chlorides, Bromides and Iodides; also Fluoborates and Fluosilicates

8.1Halides of the alkali metals and ammonium
8.2Halides of Cu
8.3Halides of Ag
8.4Halides of the alkaline earths and Mg
8.5Halides of Zn and Hg
8.6Halides of Al
8.7Halides of the rare earth metals
8.8Halides of Pb
8.9Halides of Sb and Bi
8.10Halides of Mn
8.11Halides of Fe and Ni
8.12Fluorborates (BF'4) and fluosilicates (SiF''6)
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