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MINERAL CLASSIFICATION / SYSTEMATIK der MINERALE
based on E.H. Nickel & M.C. Nichols (2009), H. Strunz & E.H. Nickel (2001),
revised by Thomas Witzke (2022)
10. ORGANIC MINERALS
10.B: Hydrocarbons
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10.BA. Aliphatic hydrocarbons |
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10.BA.005. Evenkite [n-tetracosane] |
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Evenkite | |
C23H48 | |
orth., Pbcm | |
FOTO | |
G |
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10.BB. Aromatic hydrocarbons |
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10.BB.005. Kratochvílite [fluorene] |
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Kratochvílite | |
C13H10 | |
orth. | |
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G |
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10.BB.010. Ravatite [phenanthrene], Freitalite [anthracene] |
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Ravatite | |
C14H10 | |
mon., P21 | |
FOTO | |
IMA 1992-019 |
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Freitalite | |
C14H10 | |
mon., P21/a | |
FOTO | |
IMA 2019-116 |
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10.BB.015. Wampenite [1-methyl-7-(propen-2-yl)-phenanthrene] |
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Wampenite | |
C18H16 | |
mon., P21/a | |
FOTO | |
G |
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10.BB.020. Simonellite [1,1-dimethyl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-7-isopropyl phenanthrene] |
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Simonellite | |
C19H24 | |
orth., Pnna | |
FOTO | |
G |
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10.BB.025. Fichtelite [Dimethyl-isopropyl-perhydrophenanthrene] |
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Fichtelite | |
C19H34 | |
mon., P21 | |
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G |
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10.BB.030. Dinite [1-ethyl-1,5,5', 13-tetramethyl-perhydrophenanthrene] |
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Dinite | |
C20H36 | |
orth., P212121 | |
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G |
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10.BB.035. Idrialite [picene or mixture of mainly picene with chrysene and related hydrocarbons] |
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Idrialite | |
C22H14 | |
orth. | |
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G |
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10.BB.040. Carpathite [coronene] |
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Carpathite | |
C24H12 | |
mon., P21/c | |
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G |
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10.BB.045. Branchite [mixture of diterpene hydrocarbons] |
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Branchite | |
C20H34 | |
tric., P1 | |
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G |
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Hartite, renamed to Branchite.
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10.BB.050. Phylloretine |
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Phylloretine | |
C18H18 | |
orth. | |
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Q |
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G = Grandfathered minerals: original description preceded the establishment of the CNMNC in 1959, and
generally regarded as a valid species
A or IMA No. = Minerals approved by the CNMNC
Rd = Redefinition of the mineral approved by the CNMNC
Rn = Renamed with approval by the CNMNC
Q = Questionable mineral
To distinguish from classical Strunz numbering, on hierarchical "group" level, a numbering with 3 digits is used,
like "10.BA.005. Evenkite", instead of 2 digits (like "10.BA.05.") in the Strunz system.
© Thomas Witzke (2022)
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