80Sribosomit

80Sribosomit is a fictional mineral described in speculative chemistry and some science-fiction narratives. The name combines the symbol Sr for strontium with the coined suffix -ibosomit, used in imagined mineralogical classifications. In these works, 80Sribosomit is said to be a crystalline solid that incorporates the isotope strontium-80 into its lattice, yielding intrinsic radioactivity.

Authentic geological or chemical references do not recognize 80Sribosomit; there are no verified natural occurrences, and any reports of its synthesis exist only within fictional or theoretical contexts. When discussed, it is typically described as being produced in tightly controlled laboratory settings or as a thought experiment about isotope embedding in solid matrices.

In fictional or speculative treatments, potential implications include its use as a radiotracer, a plot device for radiological safety narratives, or as a vehicle for discussions about isotope separation and nuclear materials management. The lack of real-world data means there is no established crystal structure, stability profile, or decay pathway for 80Sribosomit.

Safety and regulatory considerations are usually mentioned in works that treat the material realistically, noting that any radioactive substance would require appropriate containment, monitoring, and compliance with radiological controls. As a result, 80Sribosomit remains a conceptual construct rather than an empirically established material.