458 LIST OF MINERALS, THEIR 



Brown spar; see Iron, carbonate. And see Pearl-spar. 



Brucite, see Condrodite. 



Brunon, see Titanium, oxide, siliceo-calcareous. 



BUCHOLZITE ; two different substances appear to have been 

 included under this name, viz. a mineral from the Tyrol, 

 called Fibrous Quartz by Werner, and a fibrous sub- 

 stance frequently found accompanying Andaluzite. 



Byssolite, see Amphibole. 



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Cacholong, see Quartz, opal. 



CADMIUM, a metal found in combination with Zinc in seve- 

 ral of its ores. 



Calaite, see Alumine, hydrate. 

 Calamine, see Zinc, carbonate, 

 oxide, 

 silicate. 



Each of these species having passed under the common 



appellation of Calamine. 

 Calcedony, see Quartz. 

 Cantalite, see Quartz, yellowish-green. 

 CARBONIC ACID. 

 Carinthin ; see Amphibole. 

 Carnelian, see Quartz, calcedony. 

 Cascalhao, clay indurated by Iron and Quartz, and frequently 



inclosing grains of Quartz, found in rolled fragments at 



the diamond mines in Brazil. 

 Catseye, see Quartz. 

 Cawk, jsee Barytes, sulphate, compact. 

 Celestine, see Strontian, sulphate. 

 Cerauniansinter, see Quartz, sand-tubes. 

 Ceraunite, see Jade, nephrite. 

 CEREOLITE. 

 Cerin, see Cerium. 

 Cerite, see Cerium. 

 CERIUM. 



fluate. 



sub-fluate. 



fluate of Yttria and Cerium. 



fluate of Yttria Cerium and Lime ; Yttro-cerite. Clea- 

 vage parallel to the planes of a right rhombic prism 

 of about 97, by the common goniometer. 



oxide, siliceous, red ; Cerite ; Ochroite. 



ferro siliceous, black ; Cerin ; Allanite. A right 



square prism,) as determined by W. P. 

 CHABASIE. An obtuse rhomboid, P on P' ? 94 46'. 



