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Pilbara jade = clinochlore, Bukanov 268 (2006). pilbarite = (OH)-rich thorite + kasolite, AM 42, 908 (1957). pilbora jade = serpentine ?, O'Donoghue 835 (2006). Pilgram Clay = kaolinite ?, Robertson 26 (1954). Pilinit = bavenite, AM 45, 757 (1960); 49, 224 (1964). Pilit (Becke) = actinolite pseudomorph after olivine, AM 63, 1051 (1978). Pilit (Schulze) = jamesonite ± stibnite ± metastibnite ± pyrargyrite, Dana 7th I, 454 (1944). Pillistfer = enstatite + Ca-rich albite (meteorite), MM 19, 60 (1920). pilolite = palygorskite, CM 28, 329 (1990). pilolite-α = palygorskite, English 8 (1939). pilolite-ß = hypothetical Mg6Al2Si13O18(OH)34, Clark 547 (1993). pilotite = palygorskite, Lacroix 124 (1931). Pilotmineral = spinel, Kipfer 126 (1974). pilticite = pitticite or scorodite, de Fourestier 28 (1994). Pimelit (Karsten) = willemseite or népouite or pecoraite, MA 6, 475 (1937); CM 44, 1559 (2006). Pimelit (Schmidt) = smectite Ni3[Si4O10](OH)2·nH2O, Nickel & Nichols 166 (1991). pinaquiolita = pinakiolite, Novitzky 240 (1951). pineapple opal = opal-CT pseudomorph after ikaite ?, Read 175 (1988). pinck cat's eye = chatoyant scapolite, Bukanov 397 (2006). pin-fire opal = gem opal-A, Dana 7th III, 296 (1962). pingoe-d'ãgua = topaz, Cornejo & Bartorelli 223 (2010). pingoes d'agoa = topaz, O'Donoghue 835 (2006). pingos d'agoa = topaz, Thrush 823 (1968). Pinguit = nontronite, AM 20, 482 (1935). Pinit = muscovite + chlorite ± serpentine pseudomorph after anorthite, cordierite, nepheline or spodumene, Dana 6th, 621 (1892). pinitartigen = marialite or meionite, MM 1, 88 (1877). pinitartiger Scapolit = marialite or meionite, Dana 6th, 473 (1892). pinitartiger skapolit = marialite or meionite, Egleston 368 (1892). pinite de Saxe = muscovite ± chlorite pseudomorph after cordierite, Egleston 258 (1892). Pinitoid = quartz + muscovite + chlorite (schist), MA 1, 241 (1921). Pinitoïte = muscovite + chlorite ± serpentine pseudomorph after anorthite, cordierite, nepheline or spodumene, Lacroix 124 (1931). pink beryl = pezzottaite, GG 39, 284 (2003). pink bornite = mawsonite or renierite, de Fourestier 274 (1999). pinked topaz = heated topaz, Thrush 823 (1968). pink jade = dumortierite, de Fourestier 274 (1999). pink moonstone = pink marialite or meionite, Read 175 (1988). pink morganite = pezzottaite, JG 29, 75 (2004). Pink Mottled = quartz + kaolinite + illite ?, Robertson 26 (1954). pink opal = red Fe-rich opal-CT, Bukanov 151 (2006). pink phosphate Na3Ce(PO4)2 = vitusite-(Ce), Pekov 230 (1998). pink quartz = red P-rich quartz, MR 32, 42 (2001); AM 86, 466 (2001). Pink Sapphire = pale-red corundum, Thrush 823 (1968). pink topaz = natural or heated topaz, Thrush 823 (1968). pink tourmaline = gem elbaite, Bukanov 84 (2006). pink Welsh alabaster = gypsum, O'Donoghue 379 (2006). pink wollastonite = diopside, Thrush 823 (1968). Pinolistein = magnesite + clay, Clark 548 (1993). Pinolit = magnesite + clay, Dana 7th II, 162 (1951).
Pinolitmagnesit = magnesite + clay, Linck I.3, 3131 (1926). pintadoite (questionable) = Ca2[V2O7]·9H2O, JWAS 4, 576 (1914). piombojarosite = plumbojarosite, Zirlin 92 (1981). piombo nativo = lead, Dana 6th, 24 (1892). piombo ossidato = massicot, Dana 6th, 209 (1892). piombo ossidato rosso = minium, Dana 6th, 231 (1892). piomo = lead, Egleston 258 (1892). Pioneer = kaolinite, Robertson 26 (1954). Pioneer Aquamarine = pale-green gem Fe 2+ -rich beryl, MR Supplement 38, 30 (2007). Piotin = saponite, Dana 6th, 682 (1892). Piotit = talc, Kipfer 126 (1974). pipakő = muscovite + pyrophyllite, László 140 (1995). pipe clay = kaolinite, Bates & Jackson 505 (1987). pipe opal = opal-CT, Thrush 825 (1968). pipe ore = goethite, Egleston 191 (1892). pipestone = muscovite + pyrophyllite, Dana 6th, 1125 (1892). pique = diamond + inclusions, Webster & Jobbins 81 (1998). pirafrolit = feldspar + opal, László 218 (1995). pirallolit = talc pseudomorph after pyroxene, László 218 (1995). piralmandin = Fe-rich pyrope or Mg-rich almandine, László 218 (1995). piralspiet subgroup = pyrope + almandine + spessartine, Council for Geoscience 775 (1996). piralszpit subgroup = pyrope + almandine + spessartine, László 313 (1995). piramydaler Cerer-Baryt = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), Goldschmidt IX text, 176 (1923). pirandin = gem Fe-rich pyrope or Mg-rich almandine, László 218 (1995). pirantimonit = kermesite, László 218 (1995). pirargilita = muscovite ± chlorite pseudomorph after cordierite, Novitzky 257 (1951). pirargillit = muscovite ± chlorite pseudomorph after cordierite, László 218 (1995). pirargirita = pyrargyrite, Domeyko II, 495 (1897). pirauxit = pyrophyllite, László 218 (1995). Pirenäit = andradite ?, Dana 6th, 1125 (1892). Pireneit = andradite ?, Kipfer 189 (1974). pirgom = diopside, László 218 (1995). Piribol superfamily = pyroxene + amphibole, Novitzky 257 (1951). pirichrolita = pyrostilpnite, de Fourestier 274 (1999). piridine = heated dark-green quartz, Atencio 89 (2000). Piridmalit = pyrosmalite-(Fe), Strunz & Nickel 829 (2001). pirikrolit = pyrostilpnite, László 218 (1995). pirita amarilla = pyrite, Dana 6th, 84 (1892). pirita argentifera = argentopyrite or sternbergite ± pyrite, de Fourestier 274 (1999). pirita arsenical = arsenopyrite, Domeyko II, 163 (1897). pirita blanca = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pirita capilar = nickeline, Novitzky 119 (1951). pirita cobriza = chalcopyrite, de Fourestier 274 (1999). pirita d'azufre = marcasite, Egleston 204 (1892). pirita de azufre = pyrite or marcasite, Egleston 258, 274 (1892). pirita de cobre = chalcopyrite, Novitzky 75 (1951). pirita de estaño = stannite, Novitzky 316 (1951).
Page 1 and 2: pääkkonenite = pääkkönenite, A
Page 3 and 4: paleo-epidote = unknown converted t
Page 5 and 6: Pam (Julius) = diamond, Chudoba RII
Page 7 and 8: Paraíba = synthetic beryl, GJ 17(1
Page 9 and 10: paravariszcit = Fe 3+ -rich varisci
Page 11 and 12: Pb-piemontite = hypothetical epidot
Page 13 and 14: pedras de St. Anna = pyrite, Hintze
Page 15 and 16: penwithite = neotocite, MM 42, 279
Page 17 and 18: permangangrunerite = permanganogrun
Page 19 and 20: pétrosilex de Salberg = albite ±
Page 21 and 22: philippinite = glass (tektite), Sin
Page 23 and 24: phosphatischer Oliven-Chalzit = lib
Page 25 and 26: phthamite = black massive Fe-rich q
Page 27 and 28: piedra de canela = grossular, de Fo
Page 29 and 30: pierre de Marmarosch = transparent
Page 31: Pikärandit = tremolite pseudomorph
Page 35 and 36: piroop = pyrope, Macintosh 44 (1988
Page 37 and 38: Pitt = large diamond, Hintze I.1, 1
Page 39 and 40: plata vírjen = silver, Domeyko II,
Page 41 and 42: plomb blanc = cerussite, Haüy III,
Page 43 and 44: plomo metalico = lead, Dana 6th, 24
Page 45 and 46: plumbo-uranmicrolite = U-Pb-rich mi
Page 47 and 48: polanovite = polkanovite, PDF 38-11
Page 49 and 50: Polyargyrit (Short) = acanthite + t
Page 51 and 52: porcelain opaline = opaque opal-CT,
Page 53 and 54: potassic feldspar supergroup = micr
Page 55 and 56: potassium-magnesio-katophorite = po
Page 57 and 58: Prasiolit = heated dark-green quart
Page 59 and 60: priorite-aeschynite = aeschynite-(Y
Page 61 and 62: prismatische Glanzblende = alabandi
Page 63 and 64: prismatisches Olivenerz = olivenite
Page 65 and 66: propeller twin = twinned calcite, S
Page 67 and 68: psathurose = stephanite, Egleston 3
Page 69 and 70: Pseudolibethenit = libethenite, Dan
Page 71 and 72: pszeudoapatelit = Al-rich hydronium
Page 73 and 74: puletta of Elba = black hematite, E
Page 75 and 76: pyramidaler Euchlormalachit = torbe
Page 77 and 78: pyrites lamelleuse en crêtes de co
Page 79: pyroxène-kl group = clinopyroxene,

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