kohinaton
Kohinaton is a fictional mineral used in speculative geology and science fiction. In in-universe encyclopedias it is described as a transitory phase with distinctive luminescent properties and potential practical applications in advanced materials. The name kohinaton is a neologism formed from an imagined language element kohina and the conventional mineral suffix -ton.
In the fictional lore, kohinaton is thought to crystallize under extreme conditions—high pressure and temperature associated
Physical properties repeatedly noted by in-universe researchers include a pale blue to teal color, a vitreous
Occurrence and significance: kohinaton is considered rare and location-dependent, with fictional specimens reported in subduction-zone analogs,
In-universe references often position kohinaton among speculative minerals alongside luminescent silicates and exotic oxides.