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Minerals - Building Blocks of Rocks
By Brenda B. Covert |
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1 Minerals occur naturally - they are not man-made. They grow, but they do not have life. Each kind of mineral has a special color, crystal shape, luster, hardness, and even its own way of splitting or breaking apart. A geologist - a scientist who studies the Earth and its rocks - will study all those things to determine what type of mineral they have found.![]() |
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