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rinneite Min.|ˈrɪnəaɪt|
[a. G. rinneit (H. E. Boeke 1908, in Chem. Zeitung XXXII. 1228), f. the name of Friedrich Rinne (1863–1933), German mineralogist: see -ite1.]
A rhombohedral chloride of iron, potassium, and sodium, K3FeNaCl6, which is known as colourless, pale rose, violet, or yellow granular masses from saline deposits, and can be prepared artificially.
1909Jrnl. Chem. Soc. XCVII. ii. 153 Rinneite... An anhydrous mineral.. has been found in considerable quantities at the Nordhäusen Works. 1953Q. Jrnl. Geol. Soc. CVIII. 289 At Rockhead the marl is much richer in rinneite and carnallite than at the other boreholes. Several coarse, colourless to yellow, rinneite inclusions..were found. 1970Rocks & Minerals XLV. 376/1 Rinneite has been reported as a secondary mineral in the salt mine at Winnfield Dome. |