Mizraite-(Ce)
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Mizraite-(Ce) is a cerium-dominant fluorocarbonate mineral related to parisite, found in carbonatite and alkaline igneous complexes in Israel. It forms pale yellowish to colorless prismatic crystals associated with other REE carbonates and fluorocarbonates. The mineral is of scientific interest for expanding knowledge of cerium fluorocarbonate phases and their occurrence in alkaline igneous environments.