Stones and Rocks

Introduction

http://geologywriter.com/blog/stories-in-stone-blog/rock-or-stone-is-there-a-difference/

Some rocks or stones I have.

Crystal structure, Number of elements, primitive cell (size etc), weight, hardness (Mohs).

Theory — Stones

Minerals, crystal structure, images, photos.

Agate

Ahhaat, Bahia Ahhaat. Agate. Akaatti.

Minerals: Chalcedony Quartz

Agates are primarily formed within volcanic and metamorphic rocks.

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Aragonite

Aragoniit. Aragonite. Aragoniitti

Minerals: Calcium carbonate, CaSO₃

Aragoniit is formed by biological and physical processes.

Crystal structure: Orthorombic

Point Group: Dipyramidal (mmm), H-M symbol: (2/m 2/m 2/m

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  Aragonite

Epidote

Epidoot preniidis musta turmaliiniga. Epidote. Epidootti

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Glanaat

Glanaat

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Jasper

Jaspis, punane. Jasper. Jaspis

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Calcite

Kaltsiit. Calcite. Kalsiitti.

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Karneroc

Karneroc

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Kunsiit

Kunsiit

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Labradorite

Labradoriit. Labradorite. Labradoriitti.

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Leopardiit ??

Leopardiit Peruust

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Lignite

Ligniit. Lignite. Ruskohiili

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Lipp??

Lipp, naturaalne.

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Rutile

Rutiilkvarts must. Rutile. Rutiili.

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Sapphire

Safiir. Sapphire. Safiiri.

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Stromatolite

Stromatoliit Boliviast. Stromatolite. Stromatoliitti

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Turritella

Turritella

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Theory — Minerals

Kvarts

Kvarts, Girasol. Quartz. Kvartsi.

Quartz SiO₄ silicon-oxygen tetrahedra,

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  Quartz crystal, SiO₄.