A mineral or hypothetical mineral compound, or a person associated with blankness (a neologism).
From blank + -ite (suffix used in mineralogy to denote minerals, and in names to denote members of a group or believers in a cause). The -ite suffix comes from Greek and is especially common in scientific nomenclature.
Mineralogists have created thousands of mineral names with the -ite suffix, and while 'blankite' isn't a recognized mineral (yet), the naming system shows how science creates order—each new mineral gets a Latin name so researchers across the world can refer to the exact same thing, unlike regular people who just say 'that shiny rock.'
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