Fluorcanasite is a rare calcium, potassium, sodium fluoride silicate mineral, discovered in the Kirovsk mine's dumps, in Russia. It has been approved by the IMA in 2007. The name fluorcanasite is a portmanteau word, and was made by blending fluorine, a chemical element that can be found in the mineral, and canasite, as the mineral is close to canasite in several ways (analogue of said mineral and a member of the canasite group). Fluorcanasite is also close to frankamenite.
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| - Fluorcanasite (en)
- Fluorcanasita (ca)
- Fluorcanasita (eu)
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| - La fluorcanasita és un mineral de la classe dels silicats, que pertany al . Rep el nom per la seva relació amb la canasita. (ca)
- Fluorcanasite is a rare calcium, potassium, sodium fluoride silicate mineral, discovered in the Kirovsk mine's dumps, in Russia. It has been approved by the IMA in 2007. The name fluorcanasite is a portmanteau word, and was made by blending fluorine, a chemical element that can be found in the mineral, and canasite, as the mineral is close to canasite in several ways (analogue of said mineral and a member of the canasite group). Fluorcanasite is also close to frankamenite. (en)
- Fluorcanasita silikato motako minerala da. (eu)
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| - Slowly decomposes in acid (en)
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| - Calculated 2.69 (en)
- Measured 2.68 (en)
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| - Calculated 63° (en)
- Measured 60° (en)
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| - La fluorcanasita és un mineral de la classe dels silicats, que pertany al . Rep el nom per la seva relació amb la canasita. (ca)
- Fluorcanasite is a rare calcium, potassium, sodium fluoride silicate mineral, discovered in the Kirovsk mine's dumps, in Russia. It has been approved by the IMA in 2007. The name fluorcanasite is a portmanteau word, and was made by blending fluorine, a chemical element that can be found in the mineral, and canasite, as the mineral is close to canasite in several ways (analogue of said mineral and a member of the canasite group). Fluorcanasite is also close to frankamenite. (en)
- Fluorcanasita silikato motako minerala da. (eu)
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| - Perfect on {001} (en)
- Eminent on {100} and {201} (en)
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| - K3Na3Ca5Si12O30F4•H2O (en)
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| - nα = 1.538 (en)
- nβ = 1.546 (en)
- nγ = 1.549 (en)
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