What is another word for chabasite?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈabe͡ɪsˌa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Chabasite is a zeolite mineral that belongs to the group of tectosilicate minerals. It is a hydrated calcium potassium aluminum silicate that typically occurs in volcanic rocks and low-temperature hydrothermal deposits. Some synonyms for chabasite include gmelinite, laumontite, and stilbite. Gmelinite is another type of zeolite mineral that has a similar crystal structure to chabasite but contains sodium ions instead of calcium and potassium. Laumontite is a hydrated calcium aluminum silicate that can form colorless, white, or pale-yellow crystals in hydrothermal environments. Stilbite is a group of zeolite minerals that often occurs in cavities and fractures in volcanic rocks and can have various colors such as white, orange, or pink.
