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  • 8 Common Minerals: Properties, Uses, and Examples
    Here are 8 examples of minerals:

    1. Quartz: A very common mineral found in many forms, including clear crystals, milky white, and rose-colored.

    2. Feldspar: A group of minerals that make up a large part of the Earth's crust. It's often white, gray, or pink.

    3. Calcite: A mineral that is easily scratched and fizzes with acid. It's found in many forms, including limestone and marble.

    4. Halite: The mineral form of table salt. It's easily recognizable by its cubic crystals.

    5. Gold: A precious metal that is soft and malleable. It's often found in nuggets or veins.

    6. Diamond: The hardest known mineral, prized for its brilliance and durability.

    7. Pyrite: Known as "fool's gold" because of its brassy yellow color. It's often found in cubic crystals.

    8. Hematite: A common iron ore, known for its reddish-brown color. It's often found in powder form.

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