imidite

Imidite is not a recognized mineral species in contemporary mineralogy. It does not appear in the IMA-CNMNC database of approved mineral names, nor in major reference works such as Mindat or the Handbook of Mineralogy. Because there is no accepted chemical composition, crystal structure, or occurrence for imidite, there is no verified source describing its physical or optical properties.

In practice, the term may arise as a misspelling, a fictional material, or a placeholder name in speculative geological discussions. When encountered in literature or online, it is important to verify whether the author intended a different term, such as a known mineral with a similar name, or a non-mineral concept (for example, the chemical group imide). Without reliable sourcing, any asserted properties or locality data for imidite should be treated as unverified.

Etymology and nomenclature: The form imidite follows the common mineral-name convention using the suffix -ite, but there is no established etymology linked to a reported discovery or description.

Discovery and occurrence: No confirmed discovery or natural occurrence is recorded in authoritative mineral databases.

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