A rare mineral oxide containing bismuth and uranium, crystallizing in the tetragonal system.
From Greek 'eu' (good) + 'lytus' (dissolvable/loose), named for its tendency to dissolve in acids; the '-in' suffix indicates it's a mineral compound.
Eulytin is radioactive because of its uranium content, making it both scientifically interesting and dangerous—it's one of those minerals that demands respect and proper handling from researchers studying unusual geological formations.
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