Minerals

Minerals
ISBN-10
0836892240
ISBN-13
9780836892246
Series
Minerals
Category
Juvenile Nonfiction
Pages
28
Language
English
Published
2008-07
Publisher
Gareth Stevens
Authors
Chris Pellant, Helen Pellant

Description

Presents an introduction to minerals, discussing how they are formed, their shape, color, hardness, how they are used, and how to start a collection.

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