A mineral consisting of hydrated iron sulfate, named after the same French scientist Boussingault.
From Boussingault with the mineralogical suffix -ite, following the convention of naming minerals after notable scientists and naturalists.
Boussingaultite is so rare that most mineralogists will never see a specimen—yet scientists immortalize discoveries by naming them after their heroes, creating a secret dictionary written in minerals across the planet.
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