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	www.cinnabar.ca (416 words)

	GemRX: Cinnabar
		Cinnabar was not included originally because the jewelry and decorative items marketed as cinnabar (with and without enclosing quotations marks) that I had examined consist of red lacquer.
		With extended "artistic" efforts, for the most part for self adornment, massive cinnabar became a favored medium because of its fairly widespread availability and the ease with which, for example, pendants and beads could be fashioned from it.
		Two tidbits for possible conversation use by those showing their cinnabar lacquer pieces: 1.A set of four postage stamps issued in 1993 by the People's Republic of China features cinnabar lacquerware: A bowl, a duck, a round tray and a box with lid are shown.
	www.cst.cmich.edu /users/dietr1rv/cinnabar.htm (2704 words)

	Cinnabar - Definition, explanation
		Cinnabar (German Zinnober), sometimes written cinnabarite, is a name applied to red mercury(II) sulfide (HgS), or native vermilion, the common ore of mercury.
		Cinnabar is generally found in a massive, granular or earthy form, and is bright scarlet to brick red in color.
		Cinnabar is found in all localities which yield mercury, notably Almaden (Spain), New Almaden (California), Idrija (Slovenia), Landsberg, near Ober-Moschel in the Palatinate, Ripa, at the foot of the Apuan Alps (Tuscany), the mountain Avala (Serbia), Huancavelica (Peru), and the province of Kweichow in China, where very fine crystals have been obtained.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/c/ci/cinnabar.php (463 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Cinnabar
		Cinnabar (German Zinnober), sometimes written cinnabarite, is a name applied to red mercuric sulphide (HgS), or native vermilion, the common ore of mercury.
		Cinnabar is generally found in a massive, granular or earthier form, of bright red colour, but it occasionally occurs in crystals, with a metallic adamantine lustre.
		Cinnabar is found in all localities which yield quicksilver, notably Almaden[?] (Spain), New Almaden[?] (California), Idrija[?] (Slovenia), Landsberg[?], near Ober-Moschel[?] in the Palatinate, Ripa[?], at the foot of the Apuan Alps[?] (Tuscany), the mountain Avala (Servia), Huancavelica[?] (Peru), and the province of Kweichow[?] in China, whence very fine crystals have been obtained.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/ci/Cinnabar (311 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cinnabar was mined by the Roman Empire both as a pigment and for its mercury content, and it has been the main ore of mercury throughout the centuries.
		Although cinnabar is known to be highly toxic, [1] it is nevertheless used (as is arsenic), in powdered form mixed with water, in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
		Although cinnabar is not used in Western medicine, TCM practitioners sometimes prescribe it as part of a medicinal mixture, often on the basis of the concept of "using poison to cure poison." Used internally, cinnabar is believed to clear away "heat" and tranquilize the mind.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=mercuric_sulfide (849 words)

	Cinnabar Lacquerware
		Cinnabar is the popular name used to describe Chinese lacquerware of a striking red color known for many centuries.
		Cinnabar lacquerware is known to have existed some 2,300 years, but that date may be extended back to the very early days of China.
		Cinnabar lacquerware is almost always comprised solely of lacquer or lacquer built on a metal, wooden or bamboo armature.
	www.go-star.com /antiquing/lacquerware.htm (1242 words)

	CINNABAR (Mercury Sulfide)
		Cinnabar is a colorful mineral that adds a unique color to the mineral color palette.
		The twinning in cinnabar is distinctive and forms a penetration twin that is ridged with six ridges surrounding the point of a pryamid.
		Cinnabar was mined by the Roman Empire for its mercury content and it has been the main ore of mercury throughout the centuries.
	mineral.galleries.com /minerals/sulfides/cinnabar/cinnabar.htm (294 words)

	Cinnabar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cinnabar, sometimes written cinnabarite, is a name applied to red mercury(II) sulfide (HgS), or native vermilion, the common ore of mercury.
		The twinning in cinnabar is distinctive and forms a penetration twin that is ridged with six ridges surrounding the point of a pyramid.
		Cinnabar resembles quartz in its symmetry and certain of its optical characteristics.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2F%3Farticle%3DCinnabar%26type%3Den (502 words)

	Nutritional Wellness \| Cinnabar (zhu sha)
		Cinnabar is not an herb, but a type of mineral, consisting primarily of mercury sulphide, an ore. It is bright red or dull red in color, and lustrous in appearance.
		The typical dosage of cinnabar is between 0.3 grams and 1 gram, ground into powder and mixed with water as a decoction for oral use.
		Effects of cinnabar and realgar in angong niuhuang powder on lactate dehydrogenase and its isoenzymes in rats with infectious cerebral edema.
	www.nutritionalwellness.com /nutrition/herbs/c/cinnabar.php (462 words)

	Alaska Minerals - Cinnabar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cinnabar (ruby red and pink crystals shown here) is a mineral composed of mercury and sulfur that has been found in commercial quantities at several deposits in southwestern Alaska.
		Cinnabar was in high demand by Alaskan placer gold miners during the gold rush.
		Cinnabar is photo sensitive, and exposure to light over time will darken and alter the mineral.
	www.blm.gov /ak/jrmic/poster/cinnabar.html (177 words)

	Darkening Cinnabar
		During the course of an investigation of cinnabar ores, it was found that some specimens show the peculiar tendency to turn surficially fl, relatively rapidly, on exposure to sunlight.
		A specimen of cinnabar from the Aurora mine in San Benito County, California, as well as cinnabar concentrated from a specimen collected by Ransome in the Mazatzal Mountains of Arizona were exposed to sunlight for six months without any change being noted.
		However, the fact that the same surficial darkening is observed when cinnabar is heated (although metacinnabar is a monotropic form which, at high temperatures, is converted to cinnabar) casts doubt on the validity of this assumption.
	www.minsocam.org /msa/collectors_corner/arc/cinnabar.htm (1045 words)

	Iconofile Store: Product: Cinnabar
		Cinnabar, a dense red mineral, is the principal ore of the metal mercury, usually described as an intense reddish orange or sometimes as a dark reddish purple (See Cinnabar, Cold).
		However, we consider cinnabar to be toxic and urge caution in handling the dry powder pigment, as well as the pigment dispersed in medium.
		Cinnabar, a dense red mineral, is the principal ore of the metal mercury, usually described as an intense reddish orange (See Cinnabar, Warm) or sometimes as a dark reddish purple.
	www.iconofile.com /storefront.asp?page=Cinnabar (832 words)

	Home- Cinnabar Theater - Sonoma County Theater, North Bay, Petaluma, presents Drama, Opera, Musical
		Cinnabar Theater is Sonoma County's premier producer of professional opera, drama, musical theater and choral presentations.
		It is also home to the award-winning Cinnabar Young Rep. Cinnabar presents a rich offering of the new, the rare and the best loved, presented in an intimate and inviting environment.
		In a world where music is often merely background noise, there is an almost decadent pleasure in sitting quietly and relishing music for its own sake, allowing yourself to be transported to another world as the notes wrap themselves gently around your heart.
	www.cinnabartheater.org (414 words)

	California Wines at Cinnabar Vineyards & Winery
		Situated 40 miles south of San Francisco between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, Cinnabar overlooks Silicon Valley from the east rim of the Santa Cruz Mountains at 1,650 feet.
		Mild temperatures and clay-loam soils contribute deep fruit and earthy components to wines that express a unique sense of place.
		Cinnabar produces Santa Cruz Mountains Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as well as Paso Robles Merlot, Monterey Chardonnay and Mercury Rising, a Bordeaux-style blend.
	www.cinnabarwine.com (230 words)

	Cinnabar, Lacquer and Wood Beads
		Rare high quality old stock cinnabar carved ovals.
		Deep carved red cinnabar lacquer rounds Rare high quality old stock, lacquer over wood.
		Vintage cinnabar horse bead with cloisonne saddle, mane, & eyes.
	www.earthlyadornments.com /SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=36 (235 words)

	Preserving Antique Pigments (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The artists of ancient times understood that cinnabar degrades after long-term exposure to sunlight and humidity, and they attempted to counter the problem by applying protective coatings.
		Cinnabar is generally believed to degrade by a light-induced conversion to fl metacinnabar, which has the same elements but a different crystal structure.
		Cinnabar that is processed in the typical way yields a dull red similar to red ochre.
	www.acs.org /portal/a/c/s/1/feature_pro.html?id=c373e90f0eb1eb978f6a17245d830100 (600 words)

	Cinnabar
		Cinnabar is a vermilion red sulfide mineral known from localities all over the world.
		Cinnabar forms in low temperature hydrothermal veins associated with volcanoes or hot springs, and can usually be found alongside pyrite, stibnite, marcasite, quartz, calcite, and occasionally native mercury.
		Aggregates of cinnabar (blue-grey) showing faint bireflectance and pink-blue to light blue reflection pleochroism (center bottom) are more common than single subhedral crystals (center top).
	www.und.nodak.edu /instruct/mineral/geol318/webpage/klapperich (489 words)

	Cinnabar rare mineral specimens
		Cinnabar is a bright red mineral consisting of mercury and sulfur.
		Cinnabar's crystals are characteristic of a distinctive form of twinning.
		Cinnabar forms a penetration twin that is ridged with six ridges surrounding the point of a pyramid.
	www.minerals-n-more.com /Cinnabar_Info.html (762 words)

	Cinnabar
		Cinnabar is a vermilion red sulfide mineral known from localities all over the world.
		Cinnabar forms in low temperature hydrothermal veins associated with volcanoes or hot springs, and can usually be found alongside pyrite, stibnite, marcasite, quartz, calcite, and occasionally native mercury.
		Aggregates of cinnabar (blue-grey) showing faint bireflectance and pink-blue to light blue reflection pleochroism (center bottom) are more common than single subhedral crystals (center top).
	www.und.edu /instruct/mineral/geol318/webpage/klapperich/index.htm (489 words)

	Cinnabar's Page
		Cinnabar Art-Ré, Guardian of Moonstone Circle, our beloved companion and packmate, died on Saturday morning, Aug. 8, at 9:09 am, of acute systems failure brought on by swift-moving, metastasized spleen cancer.
		Also known as Cinnabar G. Katharsis, Cinnabar of the Red Mist (She Who Fights the Waves), and Sionnabharra the War Dog -- she was fourteen and a half years old, fabulous, beautiful and brilliant.
		The three of us (Cinnabar, Kathryn and Paul -- the core members of the pack) were incredibly close -- enmeshed ever since she came to live with us as a tiny puppy.
	bandia.net /moonstone/CinnabarPage.html (1153 words)

	Cinnabar Montana - Yellowstone's Original Gateway Community
		Hugo and W.M. Hoppe were operating the Cinnabar and Cooke Transportation Co. at least by 1886, hauling freight from the railhead at Cinnabar to the mines in Cooke City.
		Cinnabar is located behind the ranch where some buildings can be barely discerned.
		The Cinnabar post office closes on June 15 after the depot is eliminated as a station stop on May 3.
	www.geocities.com /geysrbob/Gateways-Cinnabar.html (1240 words)

	Cinnabar Service Company
		Cinnabar is the ultimate "first in, last out" prime or lead consultant.
		From initial ground reconnaissance for route or site selection to final sign-off on damage settlements after construction, Cinnabar has one of the most wide-ranging project perspectives of any consulting firm.
		Our clients are conveyors of oil, gas and petroleum products, electric generation and transmission companies, engineering firms, railroads, highway departments, public works authorities, urban redevelopment agencies and special purpose government entities.
	www.cinnabar.cc /CSC/revcschome.html (166 words)

	Cinnabar Hills Tournaments
		In case of inclement weather, where the golf course is deemed unsafe or unplayable by Cinnabar Hills' management, the tournament would be able to reschedule the event or get a refund for the payments made.
		Cinnabar Hills Golf Club has the sole authority to close the golf course if determined unsafe or unplayable.
		Cinnabar Hills requires your shotgun tournament to purchase a banquet dinner for all tournament players and volunteers.
	www.cinnabarhills.com /tournaments.html (897 words)

	Cinnabar moth - The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
		This common moth flies during the day and is easily spotted because of its bright red and fl colouration.
		These bold colours and patterns warn birds and other predators that this species is extremely unpleasant to eat.
		Cinnabar moths can be found throughout Britain, except northern Scotland, wherever its larval foodplant, ragwort and groundsel, are present.
	www.rspb.org.uk /gardens/guide/atoz/c/cinnabarmoth.asp (135 words)

	Mercury sulphide, cinnabar from Almaden, Spain (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cinnabar, the red, rhombohedral mercury sulphide (HgS), is the principal ore mineral of mercury.
		Cinnabar has a cubic polymorph, metacinnabar (metacinnabarite), and the two species commonly occur together.
		Note the intense red of the cinnabar along fractures, which also contain pale stibnite, which in more detailed views can also be seen to be undergoing replacement by cinnabar.
	www.turnstone.ca /cinn.htm (456 words)

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