A rare mineral, a sulfide of copper and iron, named after the mineralogist who first identified it.
Named in honor of a mineralogist (likely August Frenzel), following the scientific convention of naming minerals after the person who discovers or studies them, with the mineral suffix -ite.
Thousands of minerals are named after scientists, explorers, and places—frenzelite is one of those gems that only mineralogists know about, representing the hidden naming conventions in science that celebrate discovery.
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