dioxideina
Dioxideina is a fictional inorganic oxide mineral that appears in speculative science and educational exercises. It is described as having the chemical formula DO2, consisting of a dioxygen unit bonded to a hypothetical element D, and forming a three-dimensional oxide framework. In the imagined crystal chemistry, dioxideina crystallizes in a tetragonal to orthorhombic system and produces colorless to pale yellow prismatic crystals.
Physically, dioxideina is typically described as transparent, with a Mohs hardness near 5 and a measured density
Occurrence and formation in the fictional lore place dioxideina in volcanic and plutonic rocks of the Lysara
Potential uses proposed in these narratives include dielectric materials for theoretical capacitors and as a model
Safety and regulatory notes emphasize standard oxide handling practices, with caution for fine powders posing inhalation