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Tricky question, as quartz is found in so many forms and is a component of rocks like granite. Quartz is the state mineral of Arkansas and South Dakota. Quartz or forms of quartz are the state rock of Florida (agatized coral), Kentucky(agate), Massachusetts (pudding stone and granite), Mississippi (petrified wood), Missouri (mozarkite), Nebraska (agate), Nevada (sandstone), NH (granite), NC (granite), Oregon (thunder eggs), SC (granite), Texas (petrified palm wood), Vermont (granite), Wisconsin (granite).
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What type of quartz mineral is the glossiest of them all?
either rose quartz or crystal quartz is the glossiest. there are many, many types of minerals on earth. quartz is the 7th hardest mineral...(according to the Mohs scale
Is every part of quartz the same?
no it is not accually
What mineral is stable at earths surface?
Many of them, quartz for instance.
What mineral is the basic building block in many rocks?
Quartz is the mineral that is the basic building block in many rocks.
How Many states have adopted the most popular state mineral?
gold
What is a white mineral?
Examples of white minerals are aragonite and quartz. There are many other minerals that can appear white, and even more with a white streak, streak being the color of the mineral in its powdered state.
What is the mineral classification of quartz?
The group of rocks that usually have the mineral quartz as part of their composition is the granitic group. Quartz is one of the last minerals to crystallize filling in the gaps in granite as it cools.
How many states have adopted gold as their state rock or mineral?
14 states...
What is the mineral in a mobile phone?
quartz, tin, copper, silver, and many more
What language does quartz come from?
Quartz is a naturally occurring mineral and may be found in all three types of rock. Quartz in found in the ground. It is a common constituent of granite, sandstone, limestone, and many other igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. It is the most abundant mineral in Earth, therefore, you can find quartz almost everywhere.
Is quartz related to granite?
It is related in that quartz is a common rock forming mineral, and appears in granite along with many other forms of rock.
How many states adopted the quartz?
59
