krænikite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[Named after Krænnke by Domeyko.] Min.: A hydrated sulphate of copper and sodium, having the formula CuSO4+Na2SO4+2aq. In crystalline ma es with fibrous structure. Crystallization probably triclinic. From copper mines between Cobija and Potosi, Bolivia. krō-nê, s. [Dan.=a crown.] A coin of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, value about 27 cents United States currency. kron-I-a, s. pl. [Gr.] A Greek festival held in honor of Kronos or Saturn, and corresponding to the Roman Saturnalia. krûg-Ite, s . [Named after D. Krug; suff. -ite ( Min .).] Min.: A supposed new mineral related to Polyhalite (q. v.). Appears to be a compound of the sulphates of magnesia, lime, and potash, represented by the formula K2SO4+MgSO4+4CaSO4+2aq. Found at New Sta furth, Pru ia.
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