kremersite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[Named by Kenngott after Kremers; -ite (Min.).] Min.: An isometric mineral, occurring in octa hedrons, as a sublimation product, in the fumaroles of Vesuvius. Color, ruby-red; soluble in water. Composition (according to Kremers), a hydrated chloride of pota ium, ammonium, and iron. krěm-nitz, 8. [KREMS.] kremnitz-white, s. [KREMS-WHITE.] krěmş, tcrěmş, krěm-nitz, s. & a. [See def.] Geography: A. As subst .: A town of Lower Austria, thirty eight miles N. W. of Vienna. B. As adj .: (See the compound.) IMG:content-0289.png:[blocks in formation] krē-nic, a. [CRENIC.]
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