rahavoolide
Rahavoolide is a fictional mineral described in speculative geology and science fiction literature. It is depicted as a rare copper- and aluminum-rich silicate with a blue-green color and a distinctive crystal habit, named for a fictional Rahav region.
Composition and structure: In fictional treatments, rahavoolide is a copper- and aluminum-bearing silicate with silicon and
Physical properties: The mineral is said to crystallize as prismatic to tabular crystals with a glassy luster,
Occurrence and formation: In the fiction, rahavoolide forms in hydrothermal veins within altered metamorphic rocks, often
Etymology and history: The name derives from the invented Rahav region, with the -ide suffix common to
Uses and significance: Within stories, rahavoolide is valued for copper content and speculative semiconducting properties; there
Status: Rahavoolide is not recognized in real mineral catalogs and should be treated as fictional, used primarily