what is the names of asbestos mineral?
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Chrysotile, or white asbestos, CAS No. 12001-29-5, is obtained from Canadian serpentine rocks.\n\n    * Amosite, CAS No. 12172-73-5, also known as Grunerite or brown asbestos, is an amphibole from Africa, named as an acronym from Asbestos Mines of South Africa. One formula given for Amosite is Fe7Si8O22(OH)2.\n\n\nCrocidolite, or blue asbestos, CAS No. 12001-28-4, is an amphibole from Africa and Australia. It is the fibrous form of riebeckite. Blue asbestos is commonly thought of as the most dangerous type of asbestos (see above and below). One formula given for Crocidolite is Na2Fe2+3Fe3+2Si8O22(OH)2.\n\nNotes: Serpentine rocks are those with curled fibres. Amphiboles have straight, needle-like fibres.\n\nThe amphiboles, in their fibrous form, are friable and therefore the most carcinogenic, although they also exist in safer non-fibrous forms. Asbestos with particularly fine fibers is also referred to as "amianthus".\n\nOther asbestos minerals, such as tremolite, CAS No. 77536-68-6, Ca2Mg5Si8O22(OH)2; actinolite (or smaragdite), CAS No. 77536-66-4, Ca2(Mg, Fe)5Si8O22(OH)2; and anthophyllite, CAS No. 77536-67-5, (Mg, Fe)7Si8O22(OH)2; are less-used industrially but can still be found in a variety of construction materials and insulations and occur in a few consumer products, such as talcum powders and vermiculite. In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has banned all construction-related products that have asbestos content of 1% or greater. It has also banned asbestos in all other friable (easily crushed by finger pressure) products.
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zeolites, zirconium, yttrium
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becos the paper u r burning may contain\nCopper sulfate\nBorax (Sodium borate)\nEach metal has a characteristic flame color which has been found to be useful in identifying minerals.
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coal, lignite, iron ore, copper, lead, zinc, uranium, tungsten, mercury, pyrites, magnesite, fluorspar, gypsum, sepiolite, kaolin, potash, hydropower, arable land
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Asbestos is not technically an element (as in not on the periodic chart), but is a known cancer causing agent and is no longer in use - at least in the U.S.
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58  Asbestos-Asphalt  (AT&T Yellow Pages for Sacramento, CA)\n\nComputers  58  (Yellow Book for Natomas & West Sacramento CA)
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Gold, Lead, Copper, Jet, Diamond, Radium, Sapphire, Silver and Steel.
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Diatomaceous earths.\nPerlite and Vermiculite (expanded).
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Ac  Actinium \nAg  Silver \nAl  Aluminum \nAm  Americium \nAr  Argon \nAs  Arsenic \nAt  Astatine \nAu  Gold \nB  Boron \nBa  Barium \nBe  Beryllium \nBh  Bohrium \nBi  Bismuth \nBk  Berkelium \nBr  Bromine \nC  Carbon \nCa  Calcium \nCd  Cadmium \nCe  Cerium \nCf  Californium \nCl  Chlorine \nCm  Curium \nCo  Cobalt \nCr  Chromium \nCs  Cesium \nCu  Copper \nDb  Dubnium \nDs  Darmstadtium \nDy  Dysprosium \nEr  Erbium \nEs  Einsteinium \nEu  Europium \nF  Fluorine \nFe  Iron \nFm  Fermium \nFr  Francium \nGa  Gallium \nGd  Gadolinium \nGe  Germanium \nH  Hydrogen \nHe  Helium \nHf  Hafnium \nHg  Mercury \nHo  Holmium \nHs  Hassium \nI  Iodine \nIn  Indium \nIr  Iridium \nK  Potassium \nKr  Krypton \nLa  Lanthanum \nLi  Lithium \nLr  Lawrencium \nLu  Lutetium \nMd  Mendelevium \nMg  Magnesium \nMn  Manganese \nMo  Molybdenum \nMt  Meitnerium \nN  Nitrogen \nNa  Sodium \nNe  Neon \nNb  Niobium \nNd  Neodymium \nNi  Nickel \nNo  Nobelium \nNp  Neptunium \nO  Oxygen \nOs  Osmium \nP  Phosphorus \nPd  Palladium \nPo  Polonium \nPb  Lead \nPt  Platinum \nPr  Praseodymium \nPm  Promethium \nPu  Plutonium \nPa  Protactinium \nRa  Radium \nRb  Rubidium \nRe  Rhenium \nRf  Rutherfordium \nRh  Rhodium \nRn  Radon \nRu  Ruthenium \nS  Sulfur \nSb  Antimony \nSc  Scandium \nSe  Selenium \nSg  Seaborgium \nSi  Silicon \nSm  Samarium \nSn  Tin \nSr  Strontium \nTa  Tantalum \nTb  Terbium \nTc  Technetium \nTe  Tellurium \nTh  Thorium \nTi  Titanium \nTl  Thallium \nTm  Thulium \nU  Uranium \nUub  Ununbium \nUun  Ununnilium \nUuu  Ununumium \nV  Vanadium \nW  Tungsten \nXe  Xenon \nY  Yttrium \nYb  Ytterbium \nZn  Zinc \nZr  Zirconium \n\n\nDobereiner's Law of Traids\nafter him \nNewlands Law of Octate\nthen\nMendeleev's Periodic table
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Arsole\nBastardane\nMegaphone\nCummingtonite\nDickite\nRudolphomycin and Rednose\nGeorge and Bi-George\nEurekamic Acid\nCatherine\nComplicatic Acid\nPtelefolone\nPterodactyladiene\nMiazole and Urazole\nEthyl Lactate\nCristane\nBirdcage\nApolloane and Rocketene\nManxane and Manxine\nCornerstone\nAdamsite\nBON-BONs\nPerformic Acid\nR-CMP\nSonic Hedgehog\nand dozens more......\n\nhttp://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/sillymolecules/sillymols1.htm\nhttp://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/sillymolecules/sillymols2.htm\nhttp://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/sillymolecules/sillymols3.htm
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http://www.aic.org.uk/AICFrameSet.html\n\nThe above link is specific to the UK.  You could also check the many sources with regard to asbestos at www.epa.gov.\n\nWhen in doubt, however, testing of suspect asbestos-containing material is relatively inexpensive.  Suspect materials must undergo polarized light microscopy (PLM) testing.  It is recommended that qualified building inspectors collect the samples.
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"\nAndesite porphyry\nAndesite\nAnorthosite\nBasalt\nBasalt porphyry\nBasalt, vesicular\nDiorite\nDunite\nFelsite\nGabbro\nGranite, Alkali-\nGranite, Plagio-\nGranodiorite\nMonzonite\nMonzonite, quartz\nObsidian\nPeridotite\nPumice\nPyroxenite\nRhyolite\nRhyolite porphyry\nScoria\nSyenite\nVocanic breccia\nVolcanic tuff\n"\n\nApparently Andesite is on the list ;O)
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A common name for CuSO4 would be Bluestone, or Blue Viritol, because the crystals are blue.\n\nThese crystals will turn white when heated in an open flame.
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My brain? just kidding,\nphenakite?\ncalcite?\nquartz?\nnumber one choice= aragonite!\ndolomite\ngypsum\nor maybe a combination of calcite and dolomite\n\nWhy the curiosity? Precious gem!\n(congrats on the 2000 points)
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Mostly quartz and orthoclase feldspar. Any number of other minerals can make up the rest.
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Magnesium sulfate = Epsom salt\n\nMagnesium hydroxide, Mg(OH)2, otherwise known as milk of magnesia\n\nIron(III) oxide — also known as ferric oxide, Hematite, red iron oxide, synthetic maghemite, colcothar, or simply rust
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Ruby is the mineral Corundum  ( Aluminum oxide) \n\nGarnet is a Silicate ( Silicon oxide) SiO4\n\nSapphires are all colors but RED. Red Corundum is called Ruby.\nPink is sometimes called pink sapphire or pink ruby.\n\nGarnets come in all color but blue. But blue can be made.\n\nTo me the Garnet is a brighter red and more crystalline; but there are many beautiful orange and green garnets.