Kyanite

Kyanite is a high pressure aluminum silicate metal, used in thermal and industrial applications.

Composition Method

Kyanite forms in mutated environments as a result of high pressure and heat exposure, crystallizing from aluminium-rich metals such as silimanate and endelocite when sedimentary rocks rich in laminate baby mud and chestnut shift

Composition Environment

High Pressure Mutant Rock: Chestnuts and Nice are the product of aluminium-rich rock transformation.

Deep metamorphic environments: manifests in areas of high pressure and medium to high heat.

Hydrothermal environments: Any LAC may be formed in hydrothermal environments when recycling aluminium silicate metals.

Chemical Formula

Al₂SiO₅

Physical Properties: Blue color metal consisting of aluminum silicate, featuring crystal structure.

Crystal Composition

Triclinic

It crystallizes in long fibers or flat crystals with a predominantly blue color, but it can be white, grey, or green according to impurities.

Most important uses

Thermal Material Industry: Used in thermal brick, alfran, smelter liners due to its high heat tolerance.

Ceramic and glass industry: enters into the manufacture of thermal and smelting resistant instruments.

Aluminum production: Used as secondary ore for aluminum in some industries.

Gemstone: Some of its high-quality crystals are used as gemstones in jewelry.

Metallurgical industries: It is used as an additive in the steel and thermal castings industry.

Being in Saudi Arabia: There is no reliable information about the presence of an entity in Saudi Arabia

Largest exporters: The United States and India are among the largest producers of the entity