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Kennedyite/Karrooite[edit]

Kennedyite is an oxide mineral of Titanium. Karrooite is the magnesium-rich end member with chemical formula: MgTi₂O₅. Kennedyite's chemical formula is MgFeTi₃O₁₀.^[1] Kennedyite has been found in the Ahaggar Mountains in Algeria, the Kerguelen Islands, Latium in Italy, Kauai island of Hawaii in the United States, and Rhodesia. Kennedyite is black in color and in small grains appears dark brown and translucent. It has brilliant metallic luster. This mineral is named after Professor W. Q. Kennedy of the University of Leeds.^[2]

References[edit]

^ Mindat
^ New Mineral Names

External links[edit]

Mindat.org---Lots of Mineral Information

[1]---New Minerals

Category:Minerals

[1] Mindat

[2] New Mineral Names

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