Given its remarkable hardness (second only to diamond on Moh's scale), any corundum is of course economically valuable for industrial grinding purposes just as long as it's not radioactive. However, corundum crystals of much greater value can be found as the gemstones ruby and sapphire. As gems these are most valuable when found as large, clear single crystals with appealing color characteristics and few "defects."
They are valuable because they are rare and take a long time to process to create a good looking stone. They are classified as "gemstones".
No, bats excrete the same way humans do. Bat feces are called guano and are a valuable additive to fertilizer.
There are not a lot of materials made from cow's hair. The hair can be used in making things such as shoes or other clothing items, but it is not very valuable or needed.
The most valuable reptile is the green sea turtle, partly because it is endangered.
coal.
Yes, it is a rock-forming mineral, a crystalline form of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) with traces of iron, titanium and chromium. It can form transparent crystals which if colored red are called rubies and if colored blue are called sapphires.
Diamonds are VALUABLE
It called ores
It called ores
Aperson who kills buffalo for their valuable hides is called a Buffalo Hunter.
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Because it is called 'Tungsten' Duhhh
Minerals that are considered valuable and can be made into something such as steel are called ores. Iron ore often exists alongside coal beds.
is a coal called Anthikal
it is called chemistry
Ore