Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --P
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Pyrokonit = pachnolite, Chester 223 (1896).<br />
Pyroksen family = pyroxene, Zirlin 91 (1981).<br />
pyrolite = hydrous olivine, AM 96, 697 (2011).<br />
Pyrolousit = pyrolusite, LAP 22(4), 48 (1997).<br />
pyrolusite-ß = pyrolusite ?, Dana 8th, 238 (1997).<br />
pyromachus Vet. = pyrite, Hintze I.1, 722 (1900).<br />
pyromangite = pyroxmangite, Strunz & Nickel 652 (2001).<br />
pyromalite = pyrosmalite, Chester 223 (1896).<br />
pyromelane = brookite or titanite, Chudoba EII, 605 (1958).<br />
Pyromelin = Mg-rich morenosite, Dana 6th, 940 (1892).<br />
Pyromorfit = pyromorphite, Zirlin 93 (1981).<br />
pyromorphite-alcaline = synthetic (Pb4D)(XO4)3, Aballain et al. 292<br />
(1968).<br />
pyromorphite-OH = synthetic Pb5(PO4)3(OH), PDF 24-586.<br />
pyroop = pyrope, Zirlin 92 (1981).<br />
pyrooxene family = pyroxene, Dana 8th, 1809 (1997).<br />
pyropealmandine = Ca-Mg-rich almandine, Deer et al. 1A, 504 (1982).<br />
pyrope-spessartine = Mg-rich spessartine, Bukanov 106 (2006).<br />
pyrophane = orange-red gem opal-A, Dana 6th, 195 (1892).<br />
pyrophanus Fauserites = Mn 2+ -rich epsomite ± jôkokuite, Papp 24 (2004).<br />
pyrophillite = pyrophyllite, AM 38, 703 (1953).<br />
pyrophosphate = synthetic K2Ca(P2O7), Strunz & Nickel 535 (2001).<br />
pyrophosphite = synthetic K2Ca(P2O7), AM 84, 193 (1999).<br />
pyrophosphorite = whitlockite, AM 28, 226 (1943).<br />
pyrophyllite-1Tc = pyrophyllite-1A, AM 78, 1313 (1993).<br />
pyrophyllite-α = pyrophyllite, Deer et al. III, 117 (1962).<br />
pyrophyllite-ß = pyrophyllite, Deer et al. III, 117 (1962).<br />
Pyrophysalit = yellow translucent muscovite pseudomorph after topaz, LAP<br />
23(2), 12 (1998).<br />
Pyropissit = hydrocarbon, Dana 6th, 1000 (1892).<br />
Pyroretin = resin, Dana 6th, 1011 (1892).<br />
pyroretinite = resin, Dana 6th, 1011 (1892).<br />
Pyrorthit = C-rich allanite-(Ce), Dana 6th, 522 (1892).<br />
pyrosa = turquoise, Bukanov 409 (2006).<br />
Pyroscheererit = hydrocarbon, Dana 6th, 1002 (1892).<br />
pyrosclerite = clinochlore pseudomorph after pyroxene, AM 39, 851 (1954).<br />
Pyrosiderit = lepidocrocite, Clark 576 (1993).<br />
Pyrosklerit = clinochlore pseudomorph after pyroxene, Dana 6th, 668<br />
(1892).<br />
pyrosmalite group = pyrosmalite-(Fe) + pyrosmalite-(Fe), MM 51, 174<br />
(1987).<br />
Pyrosmaragd = green fluorite, Hintze I.2, 2411 (1913).<br />
pyrosmaragdus = green fluorite, Egleston 129 (1892).<br />
pyrostibine = kermesite, Egleston 174 (1892).<br />
Pyrostibit = kermesite, Dana 6th, 107 (1892).<br />
Pyrostibnit = kermesite, Kipfer 130 (1974).<br />
pyrotechnite = thenardite, Dana 6th, 895 (1892).<br />
pyroteknite = thenardite, Linck I.3, 3673 (1929).<br />
pyroxeen family = pyroxene, Zirlin 92 (1981).<br />
pyroxene family (clinopyroxene + orthopyroxene) = (E↔G)G’[TO3]2, AM 83,<br />
131 (1998).<br />
pyroxene-cryptoperthite = pyroxene + pyroxene, MM 15, 429 (1910).<br />
pyroxène ferrugineux (Dufrénoy) = hedenbergite, Egleston 277 (1892).<br />
pyroxene ferrugineux (Grüner) = grunerite, Dana 6th, 386 (1892).
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