Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
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Purpursapphir = violet gem corundum, Strunz 567 (1970).<br />
Puschkinit = green epidote, Dana 6th, 516 (1892).<br />
pusckinite = green epidote, de Fourestier 45 (1994).<br />
puscklinite = green epidote, Egleston 272 (1892).<br />
pushkinite = green epidote, Hey 571 (1962).<br />
pushklinite = green epidote, EJM 18, 553 (2003).<br />
pushyarga = topaz, Bukanov 408 (2006).<br />
puskhinite = green epidote, Kipfer 191 (1974).<br />
puskinit = green epidote, László 227 (1995).<br />
Pusklinit = green epidote, Egleston 116 (1892).<br />
Putnam Clay (Bradfield) = beidellite + quartz, Robertson 27 (1954).<br />
Putnam Clay (United Clay) = kaolinite, Robertson 27 (1954).<br />
puzzolana = obsidian (lava), Egleston 272 (1892).<br />
puzzolano = obsidian (lava), Egleston 272 (1892).<br />
p-veatchite = veatchite-p.<br />
P.X.X. = kaolinite + quartz + illite ?, Robertson 25 (1954).<br />
pychite = columnar topaz, Thrush 880 (1968).<br />
pychnochlorite = Fe 2+ -rich clinochlore, Lacroix 62 (1931).<br />
pycnite = topaz pseudomorph after K-feldspar, Deer et al. 1A, 809 (1982).<br />
pycnochlorite = Fe-rich clinochlore, CM 13, 178 (1975).<br />
pycnophyllite = illite, Dana 6th, 616 (1892).<br />
pycnotrope = lizardite ?, Chester 222 (1896).<br />
P.Y. Dust Standard Grade = pyrophyllite, Robertson 27 (1954).<br />
pyenite = brown-red topaz, GT 16, 198 (2000).<br />
pyillipsite = phillipsite-Ca, MJJ 19, 94 (1997).<br />
Pyknit = topaz pseudomorph after K-feldspar, Hintze II, 114 (1889).<br />
Pyknochlorit = Fe 2+ -rich clinochlore, CM 13, 178 (1975).<br />
Pyknocklorit = Fe 2+ -rich clinochlore, Clark 572 (1993).<br />
Pyknophyllit = illite, Dana 6th, 614 (1892).<br />
Pyknotrop = lizardite ?, Dana 6th, 710 (1892).<br />
Pykroalunogen = pickeringite, Kipfer 126 (1974).<br />
Pykrophyllit = augite, Doelter II.1, 570 (1913).<br />
Pynochlorit = Fe-rich clinochlore, Kipfer 130 (1974).<br />
Pyon = corundum + clay, Hintze I.2, 1765 (1908).<br />
pyrabol superfamily = pyribole, Bates & Jackson 539 (1987).<br />
Pyrallolith = talc pseudomorph after pyroxene ?, AM 73, 1131 (1988).<br />
Pyralmandin = Fe 2+ -rich pyrope or Mg-rich almandine, Chudoba EII, 465<br />
(1955); [EI,524].<br />
pyralmandite = Fe 2+ -rich pyrope or Mg-rich almandine, MM 21, 574 (1928).<br />
pyralspite subgroup = pyrope + almandine + spessartine, MM 21, 574<br />
(1928).<br />
pyramidal adiaphane spar = gehlenite, Egleston 135 (1892).<br />
pyramidal Adiaphanspat = gehlenite, Goldschmidt IX text, 173 (1923).<br />
pyramidal cerium baryte = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), Egleston 374 (1892).<br />
pyramidal copper pyrites = chalcopyrite, Egleston 76 (1892).<br />
pyramidalen Titanerz = anatase, Hintze I.2, 1567 (1906).<br />
pyramidaler Adiaphanspat = gehlenite, Haditsch & Maus 171 (1974).<br />
pyramidaler Barythinspat = edingtonite, Haditsch & Maus 171 (1974).<br />
pyramidaler Bleibaryt = wulfenite, Kipfer 71 (1974).<br />
pyramidaler Cererbaryt = Ce-rich tveitite-(Y), Haditsch & Maus 171<br />
(1974).<br />
pyramidaler Eläinspat = marialite or meionite, Goldschmidt IX text, 179<br />
(1923).<br />
pyramidaler Euchlorglimmer = torbernite, Goldschmidt IX text, 179 (1923).
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