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Minaral found in bone p?
you get surgrey
What is the major use of minaral resorses in the US?
to flavor food at reasturants
What is amythest?
i think amythest is a minaral or maybe it is just a birthstone because mine is amythest.
Is water a minaral?
Under the accepted definition of a mineral, water is not a mineral in its liquid or vapor forms, but it is in its solid form.
How does the steak test in witch a minaral sample is rubbued against a tile help to identfy?
if the mineral scratches the tile then it is harder than a tile
What are three reasons for people to move their companies to India?
India has lot of minaral wealth than other country's another reason was free outlet for wastes and no police raids.
What is the fibers of cotton?
Cellulose - 88% Oil & Wax - 0.5% Proteins - 1.1% Pectins - 0.9% Colouring matter - 0.5% Minaral matter - 1.0% Moisture - 8.0% Happy to help you :) -Nick
What is the fiber composition of cotton?
Cellulose - 88% Oil & Wax - 0.5% Proteins - 1.1% Pectins - 0.9% Colouring matter - 0.5% Minaral matter - 1.0% Moisture - 8.0% Happy to help you :) -Nick
Are quartz and diamonds the same?
No, quartz and diamonds are not the same. Quartz is a mineral made of silicon and oxygen, while diamonds are made of carbon. Diamonds are harder than quartz and have different physical and chemical properties.
What minaral salts contain phosphorus?
Mineral salts that contain phosphorus include calcium phosphate, sodium phosphate, and potassium phosphate. These salts are essential for various biological processes in the body including bone formation, energy production, and cell signaling.
What is a minaral?
Any naturally occuring solid with a definite crystal structure and chemical composition. Some may also say it needs to be inorganic but this is less strict as many rocks (such as carbonates) are usually formed from organic processes.
Which minaral is commonly used to make glasswhat mineral is commonly used to make glass?
Silica is the most common mineral used to make glass. It is found in abundance in sand and is a key component in glassmaking due to its high melting point and ability to form a stable glass structure.
