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pszeudomendipit = mendipite ± litharge, László 225 (1995). pszeudomezolit = mesolite, TMH VI, 200 (1999). pszeudonátrolit = mordenite, László 226 (1995). pszeudonefelin (Bellevue) = nepheline, László 226 (1995). pszeudonefelin (Gruner) = synthetic sodalite ? Na[(AlSi)O4], László 226 (1995). pszeudonocerin = fluoborite or fluorite ?, László 226 (1995). pszeudoortoklász = Na-rich orthoclase or sanidine, László 226 (1995). pszeudoozokerit = hydrocarbon, László 226 (1995). pszeudopalait = hureaulite, László 226 (1995). pszeudoparasit = cordylite-(Ce), László 226 (1995). pszeudophillipsit = phillipsite-Ca, TMH VI, 200 (1999). pszeudopirofillit = pyrophyllite + donbassite, László 226 (1995). pszeudopirokroit = feitknechtite + hausmannite, László 226 (1995). pszeudorutil = pseudorutile, László 226 (1995). pszeudosmaragd = altered beryl ± talc, László 226 (1995). pszeudosommit = nepheline, László 226 (1995). pszeudoszarkolit = grossular ?, László 226 (1995). pszeudoszkapolit = pyroxene pseudomorph after scapolite, László 226 (1995). pszeudoszteatit = dark-green halloysite-10Å, László 226 (1995). pszeudoszukcinit = resin, László 226 (1995). pszeudotopáz = quartz, László 226 (1995). pszeudotridimit = quartz pseudomorph after tridymite, László 226 (1995). pszeudotriplit = heterosite pseudomorph after zwieselite, László 226 (1995). pszeudotüringit = Mg-rich chamosite, László 226 (1995). pszeudowavellit = crandallite, László 226 (1995). pszeudowillemit = high-temperature Zn2(SiO4), László 226 (1995). pszeudowollastonit = pseudowollastonite, László 226 (1995). pszeudozafír = cordierite, László 226 (1995). pszilomelán family = romanèchite + hollandite + cryptomelane ± birnessite, László 226 (1995). pszilomelán-χ = romanèchite, László 226 (1995). pszimitit = leadhillite, László 226 (1995). pszittacinit = green mottramite, László 226 (1995). pteochroite = synthetic Ca22Fe3Al14(Al2O7)8(AlO4)4(SiO4)2, MM 39, 924 (1974). ptène = metal in platinum, Hintze I.1, 134 (1898). Pterit = acicular jamesonite, Clark 571 (1993). Pterolith = Fe-rich mica + aegirine pseudomorph after ferrohornblende, Dana 6th; 403, 635 (1892). Pt-Fe alloy = isoferroplatinum or tetraferroplatinum, AM 75, 881 (1990). ptilolite = mordenite, MM 31, 887 (1958). Pt-iridium = Pt-rich iridium, Pekov 102 (1998). ptitolite = mordenite, de Fourestier 44 (1994). puddingkő = quartz (conglomerate), László 226 (1995). Puddingstein = quartz (conglomerate), Strunz 567 (1970). pudding-stone = calcite (conglomerate), Dana 6th, 267 (1892). pudding-stone jade = pale + dark actinolite, Webster & Anderson 960 (1983). Pufahlit = teallite + wurtzite or sphalerite, AM 11, 168 (1926). pufflerite = stilbite, Clark 571 (1993). puffstone = fine-grained calcite, Thrush 875 (1968). Puflerit = stilbite, Clark 571 (1993).
puletta of Elba = black hematite, Egleston 151 (1892). Pulleit = twinned apatite, MM 15, 428 (1910). Pulsinglanz = argyrodite, Doelter IV.1, 380 (1925). pulszkyit = Cu-Zn-Mg-S-O, AM 35, 334 (1950). pumite = pumice (lava), Egleston 272 (1892). Pumpellyit-Al = pumpellyite-(Al), LAP 32(4), 36 (2007). pumpellyite = pumpellyite-(Mg), CM 12, 219 (1973). pumpellyite-(Cr 3+ ) = shuiskite, Deer et al. 1B, 208 (1986). pumpellyite-(Fe) = pumpellyite-(Fe 2+ ), Roberts et al. 700 (1990). pumpellyite-(Fe +2 ) = pumpellyite-(Fe 2+ ), EJM 2, 879 (1990). pumpellyite-(Fe +3 ) = pumpellyite-(Fe 3+ ), PDF 39-1368. pumpellyite-(Fe’’) = pumpellyite-(Fe 2+ ), CM 12, 221 (1973). pumpellyite-(Fe’’’) = pumpellyite-(Fe 3+ ), CM 12, 221 (1973). pumpellyite-(Mn) = pumpellyite-(Mn 2+ ), CM 30, 153 (1992). pumpellyite-(MN 2+ ) = pumpellyite-(Mn 2+ ), Deer et al. 1B, 148 (1986). Pumpkin = large diamond, GG 39, 138 (2003). Punahlit = mesolite, MM 15, 216 (1909). Punalith = mesolite, Kipfer 127 (1974). punama stone = green actinolite, Strunz & Nickel 834 (2001). Punammustein = green actinolite, Kipfer 130 (1974). punamu = green actinolite, Hintze II, 1248 (1894). punamui kő = green actinolite, László 140 (1995). Punamusstein = green actinolite, Haditsch & Maus 170 (1974). Punamustein = green actinolite, Strunz 567 (1970). punamu stone = green actinolite, Dana 6th, 371 (1892). punctachat = spotted quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Egleston 281 (1892). pungernite = organic, MM 12, 390 (1900). Punktachat = spotted quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + hematite, Chudoba RI, 52 (1939). Punktagat = spotted quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + hematite, Hintze I.2, 1472 (1906). Punktchalcedon = spotted quartz-mogánite mixed-layer + hematite, László 122 (1995). punta de flecha = gypsum twin, de Fourestier 289 (1999). Pupillenquarz = chatoyant quartz pseudomorph after riebeckite, Kipfer 130 (1974). pur = native, Kipfer 190 (1974). Purbeck = calcite (shell marble), O'Donoghue 368 (2006). pure magnesia = brucite or magnesite, Egleston 197 (1892). purotanite = putoranite, de Fourestier 16 (1999). purple blende = kermesite, Chester 221 (1896). purple copper = bornite, Chester 222 (1896). purple copper ore = bornite, Dana 6th, 77 (1892). purple jade = jadeite, Bukanov 402 (2006). purple mallow = red gem Cr-rich spinel, Bukanov 75 (2006). Purple sapphir = violet gem corundum, Bukanov 42 (2006). purple talc = Cr-rich antigorite, MR 42, 310 (2011). Purpurachat = dark-violet banded quartz-mogánite mixed-layer, Haditsch & Maus 170 (1974). Purpurblende = kermesite, Hintze I.1, 1203 (1904). purpurine = opaque red glass, O'Donoghue 835 (2006). Purpurkupfer = bornite, Chudoba EII, 822 (1960). purpurnes Silbererz = chlorargyrite, Haditsch & Maus 170 (1974). Purpursaphir = violet gem corundum, Chudoba EII, 322 (1955).
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pääkkonenite = pääkkönenite, A
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paleo-epidote = unknown converted t
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Pam (Julius) = diamond, Chudoba RII
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Paraíba = synthetic beryl, GJ 17(1
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paravariszcit = Fe 3+ -rich varisci
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Pb-piemontite = hypothetical epidot
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pedras de St. Anna = pyrite, Hintze
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penwithite = neotocite, MM 42, 279
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permangangrunerite = permanganogrun
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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 and 32: Pikärandit = tremolite pseudomorph
Page 33 and 34: Pinolitmagnesit = magnesite + clay,
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: pszeudoapatelit = Al-rich hydronium
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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