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Wangkuirenite es un mineral raro de silicato de calcio y titanio, caracterizado por primera vez en ensamblajes inusuales de skarn o silicato cálcico en China. Forma microcristales prismáticos de color pardo pálido a incoloro en zonas metasomáticas enriquecidas en Ca-Ti. Debe su nombre a un geólogo chino y contribuye a la comprensión cristaloquímica de las fases de silicato de Ca-Ti en ambientes metamórficos.