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What group of rock forming minerals are used as dielectrics in heating elements etc?

The micas are used as dielectrics.


Does the smallest group of rock forming minerals consist of silicates?

No. Silicates are the largest group of rock forming minerals.


Does the smallest group of rock forming minerals consist of silicate?

No. Silicates are the largest group of rock forming minerals.


Which of the rock forming minerals group make up the largest group of minerals in earth crust?

oxygen 46.6%


What is the most common group of rock forming minerals?

silicate and non silicate


Which groupe of rock forming minerals contain the mineral gypsum?

The group is the Sulfates.


Does a rock forming mineral contain atoms of silicon and oxygen?

Yes, most rock-forming minerals do contain atoms of silicon and oxygen. These minerals are known as silicates and are the most abundant group of minerals in the Earth's crust. Examples include quartz, feldspar, and mica.


Which rock forming mineral group makes up the largest group of minerals in earths crust?

oxygen 46.6%


When was An Introduction to the Rock-Forming Minerals created?

An Introduction to the Rock-Forming Minerals was created in 1966.


Any group of hard rock forming minerals principal constituent of igneous rocks?

feldspar


The smallest group of rock forming minerals consists of silicates?

Rock-forming minerals 1. Silicates - are minerals which consist of silicon and oxygen with some metals or nonmetals. Some rocks which have these minerals are granite, sandstone, basalt, gneiss and quartzite. 2. Carbonates - are minerals which consist of carbon, oxygen and some other elements. Rocks in which these minerals are found include marble, limestone and dolomite. 3. Oxides - are minerals which consist of oxygen and some other elements. They are found in rocks such as sandstone and shale. Although there are about 3000 different minerals found on Earth, there are only very few of them which form rocks.


What is field spar?

Assuming you meant 'Feldspar' - it's a group of rock-forming silicate based minerals.