ziˈoʊlaɪt

Definitions

1. noun

A group of hydrated aluminium silicate minerals, typically occurring naturally as small, white, or colorless crystals, often used as a catalyst or adsorbent.

“The zeolite was used in the chemical process to remove impurities from the water.”

2. noun

A synthetic material with a structure similar to that of natural zeolites, used in various industrial applications.

“The company developed a new zeolite-based technology to improve the efficiency of their manufacturing process.”