chloropaln.
/klɒˈrəʊpəl/ Mineralogy.
A green or greenish-yellow hydrated silicate of iron, resembling opal in appearance.
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1826 E. Emmons Man. Mineral. 170 Chloropal.
1868 J. D. Dana Min. (1884) 462 Chloropal is partly decomposed by muriatic acid.
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