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Pascoite

Pascoite is a mineral with formula Ca3V10O28·17H2O that is red-orange to yellow in color. It was discovered in the Pasco Province of Peru, for which it

Pascoite

Magnesiopascoite

Mineral discovered in 2008

the magnesium analogue of pascoite. Magnesiopascoite is a member of the pascoite group and is the magnesium analogue of pascoite. It is transparent and bright

Magnesiopascoite

Rakovanite

ammonium ion was shown to be present and essential, is a member of the pascoite family. It is a transparent, brittle mineral occurring in the monoclinic

Rakovanite

List of minerals

Paramelaconite Pararealgar Paravauxite Pargasite Parisite-(Ce) Parsonsite Parthéite Pascoite Patrónite Paulingite (series of zeolites) Paulscherrerite Pearceite Pecoraite

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Paramontroseite

ore of montroseite (+3) but below minerals such as carnotite (+5) and pascoite (+5). Paramontroseite is a metastable form of vanadium dioxide (VO2) that

Paramontroseite

List of minerals recognized by the International Mineralogical Association (P–Q)

BE.30 [276] [277] [278] (IUPAC: tripalladium dilead ditelluride) Pascoite (pascoite: 1914) 4.HC.05 [279] [280] [281] Paseroite (crichtonite: IMA2011-069)

List of minerals recognized by the International Mineralogical Association (P–Q)

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List of mineral symbols

Phosinaite-(Ce) Psi-Ce Polylithionite Pln Pyradoketosite Pdk Pahasapaite Pah Pascoite Pas Phosphammite Pam Polyphite Ppt Pyrargyrite Pyg Painite Pai Paseroite

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1914 in science

the prime number theorem underestimates the cumulative total of primes. Pascoite is first described. April 24 – James Franck and Gustav Hertz's experiment

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2008 in science

R.; Steele, Ian M. (June 2008). "Magnesiopascoite, a new member of the pascoite group: description and crystal structure". Canadian Mineralogist. 46 (3):

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Huemulite

Mineral

gypsum, hummerite, rossite, and thenardite. Huemulite is a member of the pascoite group. It melts at 500 °C (932 °F) to become a red liquid. Huemulite dissolves

Huemulite

Arsenite mineral

Type of mineral

Rauvite 04.HC [6]-Sorovanadates: 05 Magnesiopascoite, 05 Lasalite, 05 Pascoite; 10 Hummerite, 15 Sherwoodite 04.HD Inovanadates: 05 Rossite, 10 Metarossite

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Sodium decavanadate

Chemical compound

Ag6[V10O28]·4H2O Naturally occurring decavanadates include: Ca3V10O28·17H2O (Pascoite) Ca2Mg(V10O28)·16H2O (Magnesiopascoite) Na4Mg(V10O28)·24H2O (Huemulite)

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List of minerals recognized by the International Mineralogical Association (H)

[no] (IUPAC: magnesium diuranyl diarsenate dodecahydrate) Hydropascoite (pascoite: IMA2016-032) 4.0 [614] [no] [no] Hydroplumboelsmoreite (jixianite, pyrochlore:

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List of minerals recognized by the International Mineralogical Association (M)

Magnesionigerite-6N6S (IMA2001 s.p., 1989) 4.FC.20 [119] [120] [no] Magnesiopascoite (pascoite: IMA2007-025) 4.HC.05 [121] [122] [123] (Ca2Mg(V5+)10O28·16H2O) Magnesio-riebeckite

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