Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
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pebble = banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Egleston 281 (1892).<br />
pebblian opal = gem opal-A + quartz + goethite, Bukanov 149 (2006).<br />
Pechblände = massive uraninite, Zirlin 93 (1981).<br />
Pechblende (Cronstedt) = massive uraninite, Dana 6th, 889 (1892).<br />
Pechblende (H<strong>of</strong>fmann) = black sphalerite, Hintze I.1, 558 (1900).<br />
pech-cupfererz = chrysocolla + goethite, Domeyko II, 204 (1897).<br />
Pecheisenerz = goethite ± ferrihydrite, Hintze I.2, 2012 (1910).<br />
Pecheisenstein = goethite ± ferrihydrite, Hintze I.2, 2011 (1910).<br />
pechengite = Cu3Ni(OH)6(SO4)·11H2O, IMA 1997-039.<br />
Pecherz (Hintze) = cuprite + colloidal goethite ± ferrihydrite, Clark 532<br />
(1993).<br />
Pecherz (Karsten) = massive uraninite, Dana 6th, 889 (1892).<br />
Pecherzt = chrysocolla + goethite, Papp 78 (2004).<br />
Pech-Granat = Fe 3+ -rich grossular, Dana 6th, 437 (1892).<br />
péchiolite = allophane, de Fourestier 265 (1999).<br />
Pechkohle = bituminous coal or lignite (low-grade coal), Dana 6th; 1021,<br />
1022 (1892).<br />
Pechkupfer (Hausmann) = chrysocolla + goethite, Dana 6th, 699 (1892).<br />
Pechkupfer (?) = cuprite + tenorite, Kipfer 124 (1974).<br />
pecho de paloma = bornite, Dana 6th, 77 (1892).<br />
Pechopal = red or yellow Fe-rich opal-CT, Dana 6th, 195 (1892).<br />
Pechstein = red or yellow Fe-rich opal-CT or orthoclase, Chester 211<br />
(1896).<br />
pechstein de Ménille-Montant = red or yellow Fe-rich opal-CT, Hintze I.2,<br />
1505 (1906).<br />
pechstein de Ménil-Montant = red or yellow Fe-rich opal-CT, Egleston 239<br />
(1892).<br />
Pechstein infusible = quartz or red or yellow Fe-rich opal, de Fourestier<br />
266 (1999).<br />
Pechtorf = lignite (low-grade coal), Doelter IV.3, 513 (1930).<br />
Pechuran = massive uraninite, Dana 6th, 889 (1892).<br />
pechuran hyacinthe = becquerelite + fourmarierite + others (gummite),<br />
Egleston 145 (1892).<br />
pechurano rojo = becquerelite + fourmarierite + others (gummite),<br />
Novitzky 147 (1951).<br />
peckamite = unknown rock, Lacroix 123 (1931).<br />
peckhamite = Fe 2+ -rich enstatite (meteorite), AM 73, 1131 (1988).<br />
pecktolite = pectolite, Egleston 248 (1892).<br />
Pecos diamond = transparent quartz, AM 12, 385 (1927).<br />
pecosigyémánt = transparent quartz, László 95 (1995).<br />
Pecos ore = massicot + Fe-Sb-Ag-O, Thrush 800 (1968).<br />
Pecos Valley Diamond = transparent quartz, Kipfer 81 (1974).<br />
pectolite jade = semitranslucent pectolite, Read 171 (1988).<br />
pectolite-pyroxene group = H-rich pyroxenoid, AM 75, 40 (1990).<br />
péctrosilex résinite = orthoclase or opal-CT, Egleston 183 (1892).<br />
pecurano = uraninite, Dana 6th, 889 (1892).<br />
pedernal = quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Zirlin 55 (1981).<br />
pederneíra = quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Zirlin 57 (1981).<br />
pederot = colorless gem opal-CT, Bukanov 151 (2006).<br />
pedionita = orthoclase, de Fourestier 266 (1999).<br />
pedra de santana = oxidised pyrite, Cornejo & Bartorelli 223 (2010).<br />
pedraraiónix = banded marble (calcite or aragonite), László 203 (1995).<br />
Pedrara onyx = banded marble (calcite or aragonite), Read 171 (1988).<br />
pedras de Anna = pyrite, Chudoba RI, 5 (1939).
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