“…The Szaibelyite is also an important source of anhydrous magnesium borate [8]. Magnesium borate can be used as thermo-luminescent phosphor [9], antiwear and friction reducing additive [10], ferro-elastic material [11], which is a candidate for tunable laser applications [12], and can be used as a luminescent material for fluorescent discharge lamps, cathode ray tube screens, and X-ray screens [13]. Recently variety of magnesium borate nanostructures such as nanorods [14], nanowires [15,16], nanobelts [17], nanoparticles [10] and nanotubes [18] have been fabricated by different synthesis techniques including thermal evaporation, chemical vapor deposition, ethanol supercritical fluid drying technique, and thermal evaporation in IR-irradiation heating furnace [10,14-18].…”