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Stilbite, Mordenite Specimen | 1353
Stilbite, Mordenite Specimen | 1353
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Stilbite forms in volcanic rocks as a secondary mineral, developing when silica-rich fluids seep through cavities and cool slowly. Stilbite's creation is facilitated by low temperatures and pressures, often within basaltic environments.
Stilbite has a layered, sheet-like structure made up of interconnected silicate chains.
Stilbite is commonly found in India, Iceland, and the United States, particularly within zeolite-rich deposits.
Mordenite, also known as "Zeolite Mordenite," is best known for its exceptional ability to absorb and filter water and gases.
Mordenite is created when volcanic ash reacts with alkaline groundwater over extended periods, forming hydrated aluminosilicate minerals. It also forms in marine environments where silica and aluminum interact under specific chemical conditions.
Mordenite has a porous, fibrous structure with a high surface area, making it highly effective for filtration and ion exchange.
Mordenite is commonly found in regions with significant volcanic activity, such as Japan, the United States, and Iceland.
Color: Peach Crystals, White Crystals
Zodiac: Aries, Capricorn
Chakra: Crown, Third Eye, Heart, Heart
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