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Petterdite (of Twelvetrees)

Name:After W. F. Petterd.
Synonym of:Mimetite
This page provides mineralogical data about Petterdite (of Twelvetrees).

References for Petterdite (of Twelvetrees)

Reference List:Twelvetrees (1901) Description and Analysis of a New Species of Mineral, Petterdite, a New Oxychloride of Lead. Papers and procedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania 1900-1901. pp51-52.

Anderson, C. (1906) Mineralogical Notes: No. III - Axinite, petterdite, crocoite, datolite. Records of the Australian Museum 6(3), 133-144.

Ford, R. J. and N. R. Kemp (1980) Petterdite reeanalysed. Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania, 101, 9

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