lituite
/ˈlɪtuɪt/; also /ˈlɪtuːɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a type of rock formed by the metamorphism of mica-rich rocks, typically having a flaky, foliated texture and a composition dominated by the minerals biotite and muscovite.
“The lituite rock formation in the area is rich in valuable minerals and metals.”
2. verb
to undergo metamorphism to form lituite
“The mica-rich rocks were lituiting in the high-pressure and high-temperature environment.”