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Zeolite

Notes

Natural volcanic silicate mineral having a unique interconnecting lattice structure. It has a honeycomb framework of consistent-diameter interconnecting channels and pores coupled with negatively charged alumina and neutrally charged silica tetrahedra. This produces an open three-dimensional honeycomb framework that attracts liquids, odors & gases and traps them in its crystaline structure. Thus Zeolites are commonly used in environmental cleanup because of their ability to absorb selected pollutants and lock them inside its structure.

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Zeolite Stellerite Crystals

Links

Oxide	Analysis	Formula	Tolerance

URLs	http://www.iza-online.org/ International Zeolites Association
Hazards	Toxicological Assessment of Zeolites Abstract from an article from the Journal of the American College of Toxicology 1992

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