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picrosmine
picrosmine n. 
/pᵻˈkrɒsmʌɪn/, /pᵻˈkrɑsmən/, /pᵻˈkrɔsˌmaɪn/, /pᵻˈkrɑsˌmaɪn/ [ < picro- comb. form + ancient Greek ὀσμή odour (see osmo- comb. form1), after German Pikrosmin (W. Haidinger in F. Mohs Grund-Riss der Mineral. (1824) II. 666), so called on account of its property of emitting a bitter odour when moistened] Mineralogy = picrolite n.
Brit. /pᵻˈkrɒsmɪn/
, /pᵻˈkrɒsmɪn//pᵻˈkrɒsmʌɪn/U.S. /pᵻˈkrɔsmən/
, /pᵻˈkrɔsmən//pᵻˈkrɑsmən//pᵻˈkrɔsˌmaɪn//pᵻˈkrɑsˌmaɪn/ΘΚΠ
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pimelite1808
picrosmine1825
stilpnomelane1850
allophite1874
thalenite1899
sanbornite1932
niocalite1956
rhodesite1957
innelite1960
tosudite1964
pecoraite1969
1825 W. Haidinger tr. F. Mohs Treat. Min. III. 137 Picrosmine.
1871 Amer. Naturalist 5 502 A green magnesian silicate allied to picrosmine.
1956 Mineral. Mag. 31 125 List of specimens studied... 3. Antigorite..picrosmine, Tyrol.
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