A rare mineral, a silicate of calcium, zinc, and manganese that was named after the location where it was discovered.
From English 'children' or a place name, plus the mineral suffix -ite; scientific nomenclature often honors geographical locations or scientists.
Minerals get named after all sorts of things—this one possibly honors a location called Childrens or similar—showing how even the periodic table is full of hidden history and place names.
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