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niccolite
niccolite Min. (ˈnɪkəlaɪt) [f. mod.L. niccolum nickel + -ite1 4.] Native arsenide of nickel; copper-nickel, nickeline.1868 Dana Syst. Min. (ed. 5) 61 The name..should be written Niccoline, or better Niccolite, in place of Beudant's Nickeline. 1892 Geol. Survey Canada V. ii. 45 r, Niccolite.., when p... Oxford English Dictionary
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Keweenawite
However, a re-analysis of the material in 1971 found the keweenite to be a mixture of the copper and nickel arsenates: α-domeykite, niccolite and rammelsbergite wikipedia.org
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niggliite
niggliite Min. (ˈnɪglɪaɪt) [f. the name of Paul Niggli (1888–1953), Swiss mineralogist + -ite1.] A mineral containing platinum and tin (or perhaps tellurium), found at Insizwa in Cape Province, Republic of South Africa.1936 D. L. Scholtz in Publ. Univ. Pretoria 2nd Ser. i. 184 (heading) Mineral F (n... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nickeline
Nickeline or niccolite is a mineral consisting primarily of nickel arsenide (NiAs). Beudant, 1832, and niccolite, from J. D. Dana, 1868, refer to the presence of nickel; in Latin, niccolum. wikipedia.org
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orcelite
orcelite Min. (ɔːˈsɛlaɪt) [ad. F. orcélite (also used) (S. Caillère et al. 1959, in Compt. Rend. CCXLIX. 1773), f. the name of Jean Orcel (b. 1896), French mineralogist: see -ite1.] An arsenide of nickel, Ni2As, found as bronze-coloured hexagonal crystals.1960 Amer. Mineralogist XLV. 753 Orcelite...... Oxford English Dictionary
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Malachite
Nickeline, a principal ore of nickel that is also known as niccolite, weathers at the surface into a green mineral (annabergite) that resembles malachite wikipedia.org
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maucherite
maucherite Min. (ˈmaʊx-, ˈmaʊk-, ˈmaʊʃəraɪt) [ad. G. maucherit (F. Grünling 1913, in Centralbl. f. Min., Geol. u. Paläont. 225), f. the name of W. Maucher (1879–1930), mineral dealer of Munich; see -ite1.] A nickel arsenide, approximately Ni11As8, occurring as brittle, reddish grey tetragonal crysta... Oxford English Dictionary
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parkerite
parkerite Min. (ˈpɑːkəraɪt) [f. the name of R. L. Parker (b. 1893) of Zurich + -ite1.] A sulphide of nickel, bismuth, and lead, Ni3(Bi,Pb)2S2, occurring as orthorhombic crystals with a metallic lustre.1936 D. L. Scholtz in Publ. Univ. Pretoria 2nd Ser. i. 186 The new minerals F and G were first reco... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Gregor
analysed wavellite, tourmaline, and the uranium minerals torbernite and autunite, the arsenate scorodite, the lead mineral mimetite and the nickel mineral niccolite wikipedia.org
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Cobalt silver rush
Gibson identified the mineral in the samples as niccolite. Gibson sent the samples to Willet G. Miller, a professor of geology at Queen's University. wikipedia.org
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kupfernickel
‖ kupfernickel Min. (ˈkʊpfərˌnɪk(ə)l) [Ger., f. kupfer copper + nickel nickel.] = niccolite. (Cf. copper-nickel s.v. copper n.1 12.)1796 Kirwan Elem. Min. (ed. 2) II. 271 Found with Native Bismuth, Kupfernickel and Cobaltic efflorescences. 1812 Sir H. Davy Chem. Philos. 421 Nickel exists in an ore c... Oxford English Dictionary
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Melba Flats
Allegiance Mining in the 2000s investigated open pit mining of niccolite and pentlandite, copper, gold and platinum minerals from small deposits on Melba wikipedia.org
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westerveldite
westerveldite Min. (ˈwɛstəvɛldaɪt) [f. the name of Jan Westerveld (1905–62), Dutch geologist + -ite1.] An orthorhombic arsenide of iron or iron and nickel (see quot. 1972).1972 I. S. Oen et al. in Amer. Mineralogist LVII. 354 A Co-bearing nickel-rich iron monoarsenide corresponding in composition an... Oxford English Dictionary
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Galena
to the octahedral sulfide group of minerals that have metal ions in octahedral positions, such as the iron sulfide pyrrhotite and the nickel arsenide niccolite wikipedia.org
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nickel
▪ I. nickel, n. (ˈnɪk(ə)l) [Named by the Swedish mineralogist Axel F. von Cronstedt in 1754, by abbreviation of G. kupfernickel, the mining name of the copper-coloured ore (niccolite) from which the metal was first obtained by Cronstedt in 1751. The second element in kupfernickel is app. G. nickel, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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