targets.yaml

# Each entry is the mineral name followed by the mineral definition.
# Minerals can be defined in one of two ways

# Minerals defined by formulas
# Simply enter the chemical formula of the mineral
Millerite: NiS
Troilite: FeS
Pentlandite: Fe4.5Ni4.5S8
Magnetite: Fe3O4
Anorthite: CaAl2Si2O8
Diopside: CaMgSi2O6
Albite: NaAlSi3O8

# Minerals defined by a list of components. Can be used when minerals have
# a component that can have a variable amount of different elements.

# For example, Olivine can be all Fe or all Mg or anywhere in between
Olivine:
    - {components: {Fe: [0, 1], Mg: [0, 1]}, quantity: 2}
    - SiO4
Clinopyroxenes:
    - {components: {Ca: [0, 1], Na: [0, 1]}}
    - {components: {Mg: [0, 1], Fe: [0, 1], Al: [0, 1]}}
    - Si2
    - O6
Orthopyroxenes:
    - {components: {Fe: [0, 1], Mg: [0, 1]}}
    - SiO3

# Taenite can be from 50% Fe to 90% Fe, with Ni filling the rest.
Taenite: {components: {Fe: [.5, .9], Ni: [.1, .5]}}
Kamacite: {components: {Fe: [.9, .9], Ni: [.1, .1]}}
Schreibersite:
    - {components: {Fe: [.5, .5], Ni: [.5, .5]}, quantity: 3}
    - P
MSS:
    - {components: {Fe: [0, 1], Ni: [0, 1]}, quantity: 1}
    - S