Zeolite is the name of a mineral group of aluminosilicate minerals with a framework structure, which are porous and contain water, alkali metals, or alkaline earth metals. Currently, there are more than 80 known natural zeolite minerals and over 100 artificial zeolites. Zeolite is named for the obvious boiling phenomenon when heated at high temperatures. In the mineral crystal chemical classification, it belongs to the silicate class, the framework structure silicate subclass, and the zeolite group. In the structural-functional classification of mineral raw materials in mineral material science, zeolite belongs to the three-dimensional structural mineral category and the functional mineral subcategory.