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Introductory Rock-Forming Mineral Collection
Examples of the More Important Minerals Found in Rocks
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Ward's® Gypsum (Alabaster)
White, fine, massive, opaque to slightly translucent.
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Ward's® Classroom Rock Collection
Survey set improves student's recognition of all three major rock groups.
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Ward's® Scoria
Gray-to-brown basaltic, with over 50% vesicles.
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Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer and Hygrometer
This combination unit indicates the inside and outside temperatures and the indoor humidity.
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Ward's® Shale (Oil)
Brownish gray, kerogen-rich; commercial oil source.
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Compact Sling Psychrometers
Measure relative humidity with weather bureau-type wet and dry bulb thermometers. Pocket-sized psychrometer is perfect for student use, as it presents no mercury hazards.
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Pyrite (Best Grade)
Shiny crystal clusters and crystalline groups, this 'fools gold' is brassy and leaves a black streak.
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Octahedrite
Polished, etched iron meteorite slice showing Widmanstatten structure, 1–1 1/2".

