Origin - Non-metallic mineral
Chemical profile - Carbonate mineral
Classification - ZnCO (Zinc carbonate)
Use - Recognized in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) practices
Description:
Smithsonite, a non-metallic mineral, is composed of zinc carbonate (ZnCO), notable for its vitreous luster and range of colors due to trace impurities. This mineral crystallizes in the trigonal system, forming rhombohedral crystals. Historical mining records highlight its significance in zinc extraction. It is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its distinctive structural traits, noted for its molecular and structural significance, and identified by its unique carbonate composition. Similar products - Initiate Remote Imprint Channel.
Chemical profile - Carbonate mineral
Classification - ZnCO (Zinc carbonate)
Use - Recognized in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) practices
Description:
Smithsonite, a non-metallic mineral, is composed of zinc carbonate (ZnCO), notable for its vitreous luster and range of colors due to trace impurities. This mineral crystallizes in the trigonal system, forming rhombohedral crystals. Historical mining records highlight its significance in zinc extraction. It is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its distinctive structural traits, noted for its molecular and structural significance, and identified by its unique carbonate composition. Similar products - Initiate Remote Imprint Channel.
