Brannerite
UTi2O6 Brannerite can contain a significant amount of thorium, and in this case, is referred to as absite. Much brannerite...
UTi2O6 Brannerite can contain a significant amount of thorium, and in this case, is referred to as absite. Much brannerite...
PtS In Western Australia, braggite occurs with other platinum group minerals as inclusions in tiny grains of silicates, and as...
CrO(OH) Bracewellite was identified as black elongated tabular crystals associated with a chromian and iron rich muscovite, and only found...
Zn(SO4)·4H2O Boyleite was identified from post-mining mineral efflorescences collected from tailings and mine openings. It is white and water-soluble, and...
Rh2S3 Bowieite has only been confirmed as minor inclusions in the analysis of platinum or isoferroplatinum nuggets. At Fifield, bowieite...
CuPbSbS3 Bournonite is relatively common in poly-metallic hydrothermal systems. It occurs as a steel or lead-grey metallic sulphosalt with a...
Pb5Sb4S11 Boulangerite is a relatively common lead-grey metallic sulphosalt that can be easily confused with others that share the same...
MgFe3+(SO4)2(OH)·7H2O Botryogen usually occurs as orange to red reniform masses or fibrous aggregates, but at Mount Isa, it occurs as...
Cu2Cl(OH)3 Botallackite is a copper chloride that generally forms as tiny green or bluish-green bladed crystals, and is much rarer...
Al9BSi2O19 Boromullite is extremely rare and requires analysis to confirm. It most commonly forms very fine intergrowths with sillimanite. On...
Cu5FeS4 A widespread copper sulphide mineral (Mindat records almost 100 localities in New South Wales alone). Bornite crystals are rare,...
Mg3B7O13Cl Boracite generally occurs as a component of older evaporite deposits but may form from the metamorphism of other borate...