QuartzScience–——
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61 selected mineral species, excluding rock types and gem trade names.
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QuartzScience–——
CalciteScience–——
FluoriteScience–——
PyriteScience–——
GalenaScience–——
HaliteScience–——
GypsumScience–——
MalachiteScience–——
AzuriteScience–——
HematiteScience–——
MagnetiteScience–——
AragoniteScience–——
BariteScience–——
CelestineScience–——
RhodochrositeScience–——
VanadiniteScience–——
GemstonePiece of mineral crystal used to make jewelry–——
Conflict minerals lawLaw regarding Conflict Minerals–——
AdranositeMineral–——
Agglomerate (steel industry)Steel Industry agglomerate–——
AlabasterLightly colored, translucent, and soft calcium minerals, typically gypsum–——
BoothiteRare, naturally occurring mineral–——
Britholite-(Ce)Science–——
CacholongVariety of opal–——
CanasiteSilicate mineral–——
ChalconatroniteCarbonate mineral–——
ChioliteDipyramidal mineral–——
ConcretionIn geology, a type of compact mass–——
Critical raw materialsDesignated by governments as critical for economies–——
DoyleiteHydroxide mineral–——
DresseriteCarbonate mineral–——
FreudenbergiteOxide mineral–——
FriedelitePhyllosilicate mineral–——
Fuller's earthAny clay material that can decolorise oil or other liquids–——
Fumarole mineralMinerals which are deposited by fumarole exhalations–——
HumboldtineOxalate mineral–——
IceFrozen water; the solid state of water–——
IddingsiteCommon alteration product of olivine–——
KazakovitePale yellow radioactive mineral–——
Layered double hydroxidesClass of ionic solids characterized by a layered structure–——
MaskelyniteGlassy material found in some meteorites and meteorite impact craters–——
MetarauchiteAutunite mineral–——
Mineral evolutionIncreasing mineral diversity over time–——
Mineral lickPlace where animals can lick essential mineral nutrients–——
MyrmekiteTiny intergrowths of quartz and feldspar in rocks–——
Nodule (geology)Small mass of a mineral with a contrasting composition to the enclosing sediment or rock–——
NovaculiteType of rock–——
Pellet (steel industry)Form of iron ore–——
PellyiteScience–——
PounamuHard, green minerals in New Zealand culture–——
Primary mineralScience–——
Red mudWaste product from the production of alumina–——
Resource depletionDepletion of natural organic and inorganic resources–——
Rutilated quartzQuartz variety–——
SarcoliteSilicate mineral–——
SascabNaturally occurring mineral material–——
Taiwan JadeMineral from Taiwan–——
ThundereggNodule-like rock, that is formed within rhyolitic volcanic ash layers–——
TitanomagnetiteScience–——
WöhleriteSilicate mineral–——
YugawaralitePinkish zeolite mineral–——Showing 10 of 61