Rocks and minerals shape the Earth we walk on. Learn how they form, differ, and why they matter.
A rock is a combination of minerals. Minerals are the pure ingredients that form them.
Composed of one or more minerals. Can be igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. Examples include granite, limestone, and marble.
Naturally occurring, inorganic substances with a specific chemical composition. The building blocks that make up rocks.
The most abundant mineral on Earth, found in countless forms and colors.
The most common group of minerals, making up about 60% of the Earth's crust.
Known for its perfect cleavage, creating thin, flexible sheets.
A carbonate mineral that reacts with acid, often found in limestone.
A green silicate mineral commonly found in igneous rocks.
Understanding rocks and minerals connects you deeper with the world around you. Start exploring with Rock Identifier today.
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