IPA: //fləˈɡɒpaɪt//
KK: /fləˈgɒpɪt/
A type of mineral that is a form of mica, typically yellow to dark brown in color, and is used for insulation and other applications.
Phlogopite is often used in electrical insulation due to its heat resistance.
Phlogopite is derived from the Greek "phlogos" (meaning flame) and "pitos" (meaning stone). The name refers to the mineral's fiery color and appearance, resembling flames.
Imagine a stone that looks like it has flames in it — 'phlogos' means flame, and 'pitos' means stone, helping you remember that phlogopite is a mineral with a fiery appearance.
No commonly confused words.