urealannoite

Ureянноите is a rare mineral species discovered in restricted geological formations. It is a hydrated potassium aluminum silicate, with the chemical formula KAl₃Si₃O₁₀·3H₂O.

Urea_isrannite reveals a distinctive crystalline structure, typically composed of thin to thick tabular crystals that exhibit a relatively high hardness on the Mohs scale, measuring around 4-5. The mineral's luster is reported to be vitreous, although it may appear dull due to heavy imperfectness. Urea_isrannite's color is described as white or light gray, and it may display optical dichroism, exhibiting different colors when viewed under various lighting conditions.

Geological settings for the discovery of urea_isrannite are relatively limited to alkaline pegmatites of particular age and derivation, with the mineral also appearing in metamorphosed sedimentary and near-quartz deposits. Deposits of urea_isrannite have been identified in a few locations worldwide, particularly in highly alkaline pegmatites and meta-approach ending sedimentary areas. Its rarity within limited geographic regions poses challenges for mining urea_isrannite.

Urea_isrannite is employed in scientific research for its unique mineralogical properties and atomic perfection, providing insights into structural processes within a substance. This mineral species contributes to the study and understanding of silicates within the scientific community.