ceruleite

noun ce·ru·le·ite \ sə̇ˈrülēˌīt \

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:a mineral CuAl₄(AsO₄)₂(OH)₂.4H₂O consisting of a hydrous copper aluminum arsenate occurring in turquoise-blue microcrystalline masses (specific gravity 2.80)

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Origin and Etymology of ceruleite

French céruléite, from cérulé cerulean (from Latin caeruleus) + -ite

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