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Addibischoffite (IMA 2015-006), Ca 2 Al 6 Al 6 O 20 , is a new calcium aluminate mineral that occurs with hibonite, perovskite, kushiroite, Ti-kushiroite, spinel, melilite, anorthite, and FeNi-metal in the core of a Ca-Al-rich inclusion (CAI) in the Acfer 214 CH 3  carbonaceous chondrite. The mean chemical composition of type addibischoffite measured by electron probe microanalysis is (wt%)Al 2 O 3  44.63, CaO 15.36, SiO 2  14.62, V 2 O 3  10.64, MgO 9.13,Ti 2 O 3  4.70, FeO 0.46 total 99.55, giving rise to an empirical formula of(  C   a   2.00    )   (  A   l   2.55    M   g   1.73V   1.08    3  +    T   i   0.50    3  +    C   a   0.09    F   e   0.05    2  +)   ∑  6.01    (  A   l   4.14    S   i   1.86    )   O   20.    $\rm(Ca_{2.00}){(Al_{2.55}Mg_{1.73}V_{1.08}^{3+}Ti^{3+}_{0.50}Ca_{0.09}Fe^{2+}_{0.05})_{\sum6.01}(Al_{4.14}Si_{1.86})O_{20}}.$    The general formula is Ca 2 (Al,Mg,V,Ti) 6 (Al,Si) 6 O 20 . The end-member formula is Ca 2 Al 6 Al 6 O 20 . Addibischoffite has the P 1  aenigmatite structure with  a  =10.367  Å,  b = 10.756 Å,  c  = 8.895 Å, α =106.0°, β = 96.0°, γ =124.7°,  V  = 739.7 Å 3 , and Z = 2, as revealed by electron backscatter diffraction. The calculated density using the measured composition is 3.41 g/cm 3 . Addibischoffite is a new member of the warkite (Ca 2 Sc 6 Al 6 O 20 ) group and a new refractory phase formed in the solar nebula, most likely as a result of crystallization from an  16 O-rich Ca, Al-rich melt under high-temperature (~1575 °C) and low-pressure (~10 −4  to 10 −5  bar) conditions in the CAI-forming region near the protosun, providing a new puzzle piece toward understanding the details of nebular processes. The name is in honor of Addi Bischoff, cosmochemist at University of Münster, Germany, for his many contributions to research on mineralogy of carbonaceous chondrites, including CAIs in CH chondrites.

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Addibischoffite, Ca 2 Al 6 Al 6 O 20 , a new calcium aluminate mineral from the Acfer 214 CH carbonaceous chondrite: A new refractory phase from the solar nebula