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  Gypsum is a relatively rare constituent of sand. An exception is a large dune field in New Mexico White Sands National Monument that is entirely composed of tabular gypsum grains| See More...

  Sand

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  Coral sand is generally light-colored sand (or gravel) which is mostly composed of calcareous fragments of biogenic origin. The term “coral sand” is pretty loosely defined and understood in several different ways| See More...

  River Rock

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  Volcanic ash is a fine mixture of minerals and rock fragments thrown out of a volcano during exposive volcanic eruption. Here is an example of ash from the volcano that is responsible for the most deadly eruption| See More...

  Crushed Stone

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  Trash thrown into the sea is a global and unfortunately ever-increasing problem. Most of the garbage is plastic because the decay of this material takes enormous time| See More...

  Ganeral Bricks

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  Sand is usually composed of mineral grains that come from disintegrated rocks. Rocks are mineral aggregates, they generally contain several distinct minerals. If we have a sand that is compositionally close| See More...

  Stylish Bricks

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  Silica or silicon dioxide (SiO2) is a chemical compound consisting of one silicon and two oxygen atoms. Quartz is a common mineral with the same chemical composition but quartz and silica are not synonyms| See More...

  Construction Rods

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  Continental sand, as its name says, is the most dominant sand type on the continental beaches. We are probably all (with few exceptions) very familiar with this buff grainy material that is mostly composed| See More...

  Cements

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  Hematitic sand and sandstones are mainly consisting of quartz but these quartz grains have an intense pink, orange or red color. The coloring agent in this sand is volumetrically insignificant – it is hematite| See More...

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