| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Neodilithium | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Threshold | A different form of dilithium. It was used to take Tom Paris to warp ten, after which he turned into a giant salamander. |
| Netinaline | Artificially generated by crew. | VOY: Emanations | The Doctor used 2 cc's of this drug to revive Ptera. |
| Neurocine gas | Artificially generated by aliens. | DS9: Civil Defense | Dukat's security program on Terok Nor included pumping it into the station's ore processor and habitat ring to punish the revolting workers. |
| Neutronium | Naturally occurring. | TOS: The Doomsday Machine | Matter composed of densely-packed neutrons, held together by gravity. The material neutron stars are made of. |
| Nillimite | Artificially generated by crew. | DS9: The Wire | Alloy used in the latest model of tennis racket. |
| Nitrillin | Origin unknown. | DS9: Improbable Cause | An extremely unstable and very rare substance, used in a microexplosive device planted in a power conduit behind the wall in Garak's shop. |
| Nitrium | Naturally occurring. | TNG: The Cost of Living | A metal used in an important alloy commonly found in starships. The alloy is used for computers, replicators, stabilizers, ventilators, power transfer conduits, dilithium chamber walls, and life support systems. |
| Nitric acid | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Worst Case Scenario | The Doctor in the holographic program treats Paris's phaser burns with 20 cc's of nitric acid which causes him more pain like the proverbial salt in the wound. |
| Nitrogen | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Threshold | The doctor sets up an isolation field around Paris containing 80% nitrogen and 20% acid dichloride. |
| Nitrogenase | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Coda | Janeway and Chakotay went to the 2nd planet of the system to collect nitrogenase compounds. |
| Nitrogen tetroxide | Origin unknown. | VOY: Basics, Part 1 | Nitrogen tetroxide fumes were in the cabin of Teirna's ship. |
| Nytoxinal | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Lifesigns | When the Doctor detects elevated levels of nytoxinal in Danara's body he becomes concerned that someone is trying to kill her. |
| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Olivine | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Rise | A mineralogical scan of the asteroid fragment reveals that the fragment is composed of tryoxene, olivine, and triadium. |
| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Paralithium | Artificially generated by crew. | VOY: The Chute | Paralithium is used as a fuel for certain ion-based propulsion systems. It can be converted int"2"o trilithium. |
| Pergium | Naturally occurring. | TOS: Devil in the Dark | Used to regenerate enviromental controls filters. |
| Polyduranide alloy | Artificially generated by aliens. | VOY: Initiations | Torres finds traces of a polyduranide alloy in the sample of floating debris that is beamed on board. She determines that the debris can't be the remnants of Chakotay's shuttle since this alloy isn't used in the construction of Federation vessels. |
| Polyferranide | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Tattoo | The away team searches for this mineral needed to seal the warp coils. Torres find a polyferranide deposit but it is contaminated with astiline. |
| Prostaglandin | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Deadlock | When Wildman is in labor, the Doctor says her prostaglandin levels are normal. |
| Psilocynine | Naturally occurring. | TNG: Eye of the Beholder | A neurotransmitter involved in telepathy. |
| Pulmozine | Artificially generated by crew. | VOY: Favorite Son | The Doctor uses pulmozine to get Torres breathing again after she is injured during Kim's attack on the Nasari. |
| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Quadrotriticale | Artificially generated by crew. | TOS: The Trouble With Tribbles | A "supervariant" of the hybrid grain known as triticale. Triticale is naturally occurring. |
| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Retinox 5 | Artificially generated by crew. | ST: TWOK | Used to improve eyesight. |
| Rhodinium | Naturally occuring. | DS9: The Maquis, Part I | Used in construction of Cardassian starships. |
| Rhodium nitrite | Origin unknown. | DS9: For the Uniform | A substance, not very valuable, carried by a Bolian freighter which was captured by the Maquis. With selenium, it can be reformulated and synthesized into cobalt diselenide. |
| Riboviroxicnucleic Acid | Naturally occurring. | TNG: Rascals | Like DNA, except the number of riboviroxicnucleic acid structures increase as the biological organism ages. In other words, without these structures, we wouldn't be able to "grow up." |
| Riddinite | Origin unknown. | DS9: Blood Oath | The Albino's compound was made from this. |
| Ritalin | Naturally occurring. | TOS: Requiem for Methesulah | A mineral. The crew needed it to combat an epidemic on another planet. |
| Roginium | Naturally occurring. | TOS: Balance of Terror | Hardest substance known to science.Found in the debris of Earth Outpost 4, after it was destroyed by the Romulans. |
| Rubindium | Origin unknown. | TOS: Patterns Of Force | A non-toxic crystalline substance. Rubindium crystals are component elements of starfleet subcutaneous transponders. Kirk and Spock have these monitoring devices inserted into them, but upon capture they use the crystals to generate a primitive laser. |
| NAME | ORIGIN | REFERENCE | PROPERTIES |
| Salskinum | Origin unknown. | TNG: Hollow Pursuits | Can alter molecular structure when it comes into contact with glass and exist in a nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere. |
| Sarium | Origin unknown. | TNG: In Theory | Can store large amounts of energy. Sarium was mentioned as being vital to the engines of Federation shuttlecraft. |
| Selanogen | Naturally occurring. | TNG: Schisms | A substance, as carbon is, upon which a form of life is based. Trans-dimensional creatures who were abducting members of the crew for medical experimentation were thought by Commander Data to be "selanogen based" and had to create "pockets" in our universe upon which to survive for short periods of time. These pockets can be detected by their emissions of tetryon particles |
| Selenium | Origin unknown. | DS9: For the Uniform | A substance, not very valuable, carried by a Bolian freighter which was captured by the Maquis. With rhodium nitrite, it can be reformulated and synthesized into cobalt diselenide. |
| Selgnineam | Origin unknown. | TNG: Hollow Pursuits | Highly toxic; can alter molecular structure when it comes in contact with glass and exists in a nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere. It was ruled out as the reason that the injectors were locked. |
| Serotonin | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Threshold | A neurotransmitter. In real life, helps the human brain maintain mental equilibrium. |
| Silithium | Naturally occuring. | DS9: Destiny | A substance within a rogue comet that would cause a cascade reaction in the wormhole and collapse it permanently. |
| Sirillium | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Flashback | Sirillium is a highly combustible and versatile energy source. Voyager discovers a gaseous anomaly that contain sirillium and wants to stockpile it for later use. It could be used as a warp plasma catalyst and to boost deflector shield efficiency. |
| Sorium | Origin unknown. | DS9: The Nagus | An explosive compound used in Ferengi locator bomb intended to kill Quark. |
| Sporocystain | Naturally occurring. | VOY: Cold Fire | The Caretaker and his race were sporocystain based lifeforms. |
| Styrolite | Artificially generated by crew. | TNG: Unnatural Selection | A non-opaque particle used in packaging. It is biologically sterile and can be used to package potentionaly biologically hazardous substances. To contain a person in suspended animation for medical examination without threat of contagion. |
| Surax | Naturally occuring. | DS9: Q-Less | A precious metal. A ring of pure surax was one of Quark's offers to Odo. |
| Synthehol | Artificially generated by crew and aliens. | TNG: many | An alcohol substitute invented by the Ferengi that permits one to enjoy the intoxicating effects of alcoholic beverages without the deleterious effects. |