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A cracked piece of rocky crist from the seafloor that reveals the differences between the outside of the crust and its inside
Partially weathered hydrothermal chimney, composed mostly of barite (BaSO4). Sample from the Pacific Ocean seafloor off the coast of northern California.
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Copper oxide.

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Color photograph of yellow native sulfur crystals
Native sulfur crystals that formed within fumaroles at the Sulphur Banks in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.
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Image shows a sample of torbernite against a black background
Torbernite is a copper phosphate mineral that contains uranium, making it somewhat radioactive. Although it can be used as a uranium ore, it's more valued as a collectors mineral. 

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Tungsten
Tungsten, a critical mineral used in aerospace technology and electronics.

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