strüveriten.
/ˈstruːvərʌɪt/ Mineralogy.
1. A synonym of chloritoid n.
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1896 A. H. Chester Dict. Names Minerals 261.
1912 Return Brit. Museum 194.
2. An oxide of titanium containing tantalum and ferric iron, found as black tetragonal crystals having a metallic lustre. [ < Italian strüverite (F. Zambonini 1907, in Rend. dell'Accad. d. Sci. fis. e matem. (Napoli) XIII. 46).]
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lithiophorite1871
baddeleyite1892
brazilite1893
strüverite1907
katoptrite1917
magnetoplumbite1926
nigerite1946
1907 Mineral. Mag. 14 411 Strüverite.
1908 Mineral. Mag. 15 78 The mineral strüverite occurs as a rare accessory constituent of the pegmatite which is found in large detrital masses in the neighbourhood of Craveggia (Val Vigezzo, northern Piedmont).
1917 Mineral. Mag. 18 120 The relationship which strüverite and ilmenorutile bear to rutile, on the one hand, and to tapiolite and mossite, on the other hand, may be graphically illustrated.
1974 Mineral. Abstr. XXV. 236/1 Strüverite, tanteuxenite and tantalanatase from the pegmatites near the town of Chepelare, Central Rhodopes [Bulgaria].
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