Fluoriilla
Fluoriilla is a rare mineral that belongs to the halite group, which includes common table salt. It is named after the Latin word "fluere," meaning "to flow," reflecting its tendency to form in fluid-filled cavities. Fluoriilla is typically colorless or white, but it can also appear in shades of yellow, brown, or gray due to impurities. Its chemical formula is NaF, indicating it is composed of sodium and fluorine.
Fluoriilla is primarily found in hydrothermal veins and cavities within volcanic rocks. It often occurs in
Despite its rarity, fluoriilla has some industrial applications. It is used as a source of fluorine in
Fluoriilla is not typically sought after for its aesthetic value, as it is often found in small,