Augite is a non-metallic mineral with a hardness on the Mohs Hardness Scale of 5.5-6. It has a white to pale gray streak. Its color can range from dark green to gray. It forms short, 8-sided prisms. It has two good cleavages that intersect at 87 degrees and 93 degrees, which are nearly right angles. Its specific gravity is 3.2-3.5. It is used for some pyroxene mined as an ore of lithium, for making steel.
Augite is found in mineral collections, and is used in glazing for ceramics.
Augite is an important rock forming mineral found in many igneous rock. It is also used in the creation of gems.
Some important uses are: for ceramics, mineral collections, and glazing
Augite is important because it is one of the most valuable
minerals
Augite has a nonmetallic luster.
the properties and uses of the mineral
augite is mined (found) in Italian volcanoes of vesuvious, stromboni, etna, and lazio
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augite
Augite is a type of pyroxene. It is a common mafic-intermediate igneous mineral, but can also be found in some metamorphic rocks.
It is used for cermonics, mineral coolecting and glazing. :)
ceramic glazing, manufacturing aluminum, purifying water
Augite has a nonmetallic luster.
Augite can be found when like you find it.
When was augite first used
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the properties and uses of the mineral
Augite is used for ceramics. I couldn't find anything else than that...
augite is mined (found) in Italian volcanoes of vesuvious, stromboni, etna, and lazio
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Yes.