Dear,Gholamreza Fotoohi Rad Kaolinite is a 1:1 bilayer mineral consisting of two layers a tetrahedral layer and an octahedral layer. There are many sources of kaolinite in nature due to the weathering of potassium feldspars, granite rocks, and aluminum silicate .Bentonite is a three-layer mineral, consisting of two layers of tetrahedron, and between them is a layer of octahedra ,Bentonite is formed from the chemical decomposition and decomposition of clay minerals with very small crystals (mainly montmorillonite). It absorbs and emits a lot of water. It has a high ability to ionize. Bentonite falls within the smectite group, which consists of volcanic rocks. Therefore, it is found near volcanoes as accumulated deposits or from volcanic ash.
Kaolinite forms from the weathering of aluminum-rich minerals in warm, moist climates, while bentonite originates from the alteration of volcanic ash in the presence of water.