Flints
-noun1.a hard stone, a form of silica resembling chalcedony but more opaque, less pure, and less lustrous.
2.a piece of this, especially as used for striking fire.
3.a chunk of this used as a primitive tool or as the core from which such a tool was struck.
A hard gray rock consiting of nearly pure silica.
the value of flint is about $470,000,000 This is FALSE !
No. You can scrape a knife against the side of the flint to make sparks.
Flint is a microcrystalline sedimentary rock composed primarily of quartz, exhibiting a conchoidal fracture which made it useful in tool making.
sandstone is not harder than flint because sandstone breaks in to smaller pieces.
Flint is a chemical sedimentary rock formed from the precipitation of silica rich solutions in layers of marine sediments.
because it does.
the name flint means Surname Flint Stone Produces A Spark Of Fire When Struck By Steel.it is a male name & English Origin.
Fix One’s Flint - To settle a matter. "I told him if he said one more thing about that young lady, I would fix his flint for him."
The element silicon was named from the mineral (flint (SiO2)) from which it was first isolated. The original name Siliicium is derived from silica as the Latin silex was their word for flint
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Literally, it means hard skinned - one who has little compassion.
A knapper is a person who shapes flint or other stone through the process of knapping, Knapping is the process of making stone tools, mainly flint, by hitting the flint in such a way to produce a sharp edge for cutting or scraping. The knapper would use a harder stone than flint in this process, this was called a hammerstone.
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The address of the North Flint Library is: 5005 Cloverlawn Drive, Flint, 48504 2067
flint and steel use it to detonate tnt ^.^
Flint has a waxy luster.
A flint and tinder