Mineral Species sorted by the element Pd Palladium

Palladium (Pd ) by %

**Palladium (Pd) Element Properties**
Atomic Mass	106.42
Atomic Number	46
Name Origins	After the asteroid "Pallas"
Year Discovered	1803
Discovery Credits	Discovered by W. H. Wellaston at London, UK.
Remarks	Silvery-white metal, lustrous, malleable, ductile. Resists corrosion, dissolves in oxidizing acids and fused alkalis. Readily absorbs hydrogen gas. Main use is as a catalyst. Diagnostic tests: There are no simple chemical tests for palladium. The element is usually found as an alloy or a sulfide mineral with other platinum group metals. Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy is used for quantitative analysis and Energy Dispersive Analysis of X-rays (EDAX) is used for qualitative analysis.
References	Emsley, J., 1991; THE ELEMENTS : Sec. Ed., Clarendon Press, Oxford, 251 p.
See Also	WebElements, ChemiCool

**Naturally Occurring Isotopes**
Symbol	Isotope Mass	Isotope Nuclide Number	Isotope Number	Natural Abundance	Half-life Units
Pd	101.905634	102	46	1.0200%	Stable
Pd	103.904029	104	46	11.1400%	Stable
Pd	104.905079	105	46	22.3300%	Stable
Pd	105.903478	106	46	27.3300%	Stable
Pd	107.903895	108	46	26.4600%	Stable
Pd	109.905167	110	46	11.7200%	Stable

Mineral Species sorted by the element Pd (Palladium )

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%Pd	Mineral Name	Chemical Formula	MW
79.36%Pd	Mertieite-I	Pd11(Sb,As)4	1,474.99
79.24%Pd	Palladium	Pd,Pt	107.44
79.11%Pd	Stillwaterite	Pd8As3	1,076.12
77.43%Pd	Arsenopalladinite	Pd8(As,Sb)3	1,099.54
77.11%Pd	Vasilite	(Pd,Cu)16(S,Te)7	1,870.08
74.85%Pd	Isomertieite	Pd11Sb2As2	1,563.96
74.56%Pd	Palarstanide	Pd8(Sn,As)3	1,141.81
73.96%Pd	Palladoarsenide	Pd2As	287.76
73.78%Pd	Miessiite !	Pd11Te2Se2	1,589.46
72.03%Pd	Oosterboschite	(Pd,Cu)7Se3	960.38
70.25%Pd	Mertieite-II	Pd8(Sb,As)3	1,211.93
70.02%Pd	Keithconnite	Pd3-xTe(x=0.14to0.43)	425.58
68.60%Pd	Stibiopalladinite	Pd5Sb2	775.60
67.66%Pd	Palladobismutharsenide	Pd2(As,Bi)	314.57
66.64%Pd	Telargpalite	(Pd,Ag)3Te	447.15
65.24%Pd	Telluropalladinite	Pd9Te4	1,468.18
64.20%Pd	Paolovite	Pd2Sn	331.55
63.69%Pd	Naldretteite !	Pd2Sb	333.37
63.07%Pd	Vysotskite	(Pd,Ni)S	126.55
60.43%Pd	Palladseite	Pd17Se15	2,993.54
59.42%Pd	Skaergaardite !	CuPd	173.19
59.25%Pd	Vincentite	(Pd,Pt)3(As,Sb,Te)	466.99
58.82%Pd	Bortnikovite !	Pd4Cu3Zn	691.46
57.22%Pd	Zvyagintsevite	Pd3Pb	537.50
54.46%Pd	Ungavaite !	Pd4Sb3	790.08
53.87%Pd	Cabriite	Pd2SnCu	395.10
51.51%Pd	Atheneite	(Pd,Hg)3As	464.81
48.27%Pd	Menshikovite !	Pd3Ni2As3	661.40
47.47%Pd	Atokite	(Pd,Pt)3Sn	504.47
45.65%Pd	Stannopalladinite	(Pd,Cu)3Sn2(?)	524.52
44.97%Pd	Taimyrite	(Pd,Cu,Pt)3Sn	425.98
44.34%Pd	Majakite	PdNiAs	240.03
43.52%Pd	Plumbopalladinite	Pd3Pb2	733.66
42.98%Pd	Palladodymite !	(Pd,Rh)2As	284.77
42.26%Pd	Jagueite !	Cu2Pd3Se4	768.13
41.84%Pd	Kotulskite	Pd(Te,Bi)	254.37
41.48%Pd	Kalungaite !	PdAsSe	258.08
40.26%Pd	Verbeekite !	PdSe2	264.34
40.02%Pd	Laflammeite !	Pd3Pb2S2	797.79
39.58%Pd	Tischendorfite !	Pd8Hg3Se9	2,150.81
38.69%Pd	Chrisstanleyite !	Ag2Pd3Se4	833.49
36.91%Pd	Sudburyite	(Pd,Ni)Sb	216.24
35.37%Pd	Temagamite	Pd3HgTe3	902.65
35.15%Pd	Borishanskiite	Pd1+x(As,Pb)2,x=0-0.2	333.04
34.66%Pd	Potarite	PdHg	307.01
34.29%Pd	Milotaite !	PdSbSe	304.11
33.79%Pd	Polarite	Pd(Bi,Pb)	314.96
33.74%Pd	Sobolevskite	PdBi	315.40
33.56%Pd	Borovskite	Pd3SbTe4	951.41
31.84%Pd	Pasavaite !	Pd3Pb2Te2	989.23
30.27%Pd	Nielsenite !	PdCu3	295.63
30.06%Pd	Oulankaite !	(Pd,Pt)5(Cu,Fe)4SnTe2S2	1,327.45
29.79%Pd	Testibiopalladite	PdTe(Sb,Te)	357.23
26.99%Pd	Padmaite	PdBiSe	394.36
25.32%Pd	Sopcheite	Ag4Pd3Te4	1,261.13
25.12%Pd	Tatyanaite !	(Pt,Pd,Cu)9Cu3Sn4	14,486.37
24.76%Pd	Merenskyite	(Pd,Pt)(Te,Bi)2	386.76
22.40%Pd	Malyshevite	PdCuBiS3	475.14
20.33%Pd	Urvantsevite	Pd(Bi,Pb)2	523.49
20.29%Pd	Froodite	PdBi2	524.38
18.84%Pd	Rhodarsenide !	(Rh,Pd)2As	282.49
17.16%Pd	Michenerite	(Pd,Pt)BiTe	465.17
17.08%Pd	Braggite	(Pt,Pd,Ni)S	186.91
17.08%Pd	Cooperite	(Pt,Pd,Ni)S	186.91
13.84%Pd	Isoferroplatinum	(Pt,Pd)3(Fe,Cu)	576.52
13.52%Pd	Hexatestibiopanickelite	(Ni,Pd)(Te,Sb)	196.76
12.52%Pd	Rustenburgite	(Pt,Pd)3Sn	637.46
10.07%Pd	Genkinite	(Pt,Pd)4Sb3	1,056.91
5.68%Pd	Moncheite	(Pt,Pd)(Te,Bi)2	468.81
4.47%Pd	Hollingworthite	(Rh,Pt,Pd)AsS	237.90
2.74%Pd	Lisiguangite !	CuPtBiS3	544.34
1.30%Pd	Vavrinite !	Ni2SbTe2	491.04

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(! - New Dana classification added or changed from Danas New Mineralogy)
(? - IMA Discredited Mineral Species Name)

There are 72 minerals with Pd in the Mineralogy Database.

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Mineral Species containing Palladium (Pd )

Palladium (Pd ) by %

Mineral Species sorted by the element Pd (Palladium )