Trie

Pääkkönenite
Paděraite
Paracoquimbite
Paradamite
Parapierrotite
Pararealgar
Parasymplesite
Paratacamite
Pargasite, amphibole, color chestnut or green Discovered in the mine of Pargas in the area of Finland of South-west in Finland.
potassic Pargasite, amphibole, black color. In the area of Finland of South-west (Finland).
Parnauite
Parthéite
Patrónite
Pavonite
Pearceite
Pecoraite
Pectolite
Pelagosite (calcite)
Pennine
Pentlandite, use as ore of Nickel.
Perovskite, oxide
Perroudite
Petalite
Petersite- (Y)
Pharmacolite
Pharmacosiderite
Phaunouxite
Philipsbornite
Philipsburgite
Philipstadite (ferrohornblende)
Phosgenite
Phosphorrösslerite
Picropharmacolite
Pierrotite
Pimelite
Plagionite
Planchéite
Platinum
Plattarsite, cobaltite. Discovered in 1977 with Lydenburg, Mpumalanga (South Africa).
Plattnerite, lead oxide. Discovered in Iran.
Pokrovskite, azurite-rosasite, carbonate. Discovered in 1984 with Zlatogorsk, Kökshetaü (Kazakhstan).
Polybasite
Polydymite, use as ore of Nickel.
Polyhalite
Porphyry, metallurgy use of the Tungsten.
Posnjakite, sulfate, color blue-sky with dark. Discovered in 1967 with Zhezqazghan (Kazakhstan). Named for E.W. Posnjak (1888-1949), American geochemist.
Potosíite
Powellite. use as ore of Molybdenum.
Prase (quartz), oxide
Prasochrome (calcite)
Proustite
Prunnerite (calcite).
Pseudo-Boléite
Pseudobrookite, oxide
Pseudo-Gaylussite (calcite).
Pseudomalachite, dark phosphate, color green. Discovered in 1813 with Rheinbreitbach, the Westerwald (Germany). Use as ore of Copper.
Psilomelane, oxide
Pushcharovskite
Pyrargyrite
Pyrite, color copper-yellow. It is a very common mineral of the hydrothermal veins.
Pyrochlore, use as ore of Niobium.
Pyrolusite, oxide
Pyromorphite green color with green-dark. Discovered in 1813.
Pyrope
Pyrophyllite
Pyrrhotite

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