SYNOfcYMKS, AXD PRIMARY FORMS. 89 



Ruhin glimmer, see Iron, o\ide, hydrous. 

 Ruby, see Spiriell. 



oriental, see ( orundum. 

 Rutile, see Titanium, oxide. 



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Sagenite, see Titanium, oxide, Rutile. 

 Sahlile, see Pyroxene. 

 Sal-ammoniac, see Ammonia, muriate. 

 Salt, common, see Soda, muriate. 

 Sanidin, see Felspar. 

 Sappare, see Cyanite. 

 Sapphire, see Corundum. 

 SAPPHIRINE, appears from analysis to be a distinct species, 



but I cannot ascertain its crystalline form. 

 Sarcolite, see Analcime. 

 Sardonyx, see Quartz agate. 

 Sassolin, see Boracic acid. 

 Saussurite, see Felspar, compact. 



SCAPOLITE; Arktizit ; Chelmsfordite ? Ekebergite ; Paran- 

 thine ; Rapid olite ; Wernerite. 



crystallised. A right square prism^ mod. d. on a plane 

 belonging to mod. class , 122 5'. 



amorphous. 



Schaalstein, see Lime, silicate. 

 Scheelium ; Tungsten. 



oxide. 



calcareous, see Lime, scheelate. 



ferriferous, see Iron, scheelate. 



plumbiferous, see Lead, scheelate. 

 Schieffer-spar, see Lime, carbonate, nacreous. 

 SCHILLER-SPAR; Diallage metalloide, foliated; Karstin ; 



Otrelite. Cleavage parallel to the planes and to both 



the diagonals of a rhombic prism of about 93 30 7 , and 



86 30', but uncertain whether right or oblique. Se* 



Hyperstene. 



Schorl, see Tourmaline. 

 Scorza, see Epidote, granular. 

 Selenite, see Lime, sulphate. 

 Selenium, see Copper, selenuret. 

 Semeline, see Titanium, oxide, siliceo-calcareous. 

 SERPENTINE. 



precious ; Ophite. 



common. 

 Siberite, see Tourmaline, red. 



