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Euhedral and anhedral

Euhedral and anhedral

Well-formed crystal with easily recognizable sharp faces (and the opposite term).

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  1. Xenomorph (geology)

    32%

  2. Vug

    Small to medium-sized cavity inside rock.

    20%

  3. Crystal habit

    Visible shape of a mineral.

    15%

  4. Pyrite

    Iron (II) disulfide mineral.

    13%

  5. Pyrargyrite

    Sulfosalt mineral of silver and antimony.

    11%

  6. Steric effects

    Geometric aspects of ions and molecules affecting their shape and reactivity.

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  7. Texture (geology)

    Relationship between materials which compose a rock.

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  1. Crystal habit

    Visible shape of a mineral.

    30%

  2. Rose quartz

    Pink variety of quartz.

    14%

  3. Crystal

    Solid material with highly ordered microscopic structure.

    9.1%

  4. Pyrite

    Iron (II) disulfide mineral.

    7.1%

  5. Orthoclase

    Feldspar mineral found in igneous rock.

    6.7%

  6. Phenocryst

    Crystal larger than the rock grains that surround it in an igneous rock.

    6.5%

  7. Botryoidal

    Mineral shape resembling a small bunch of grapes.

    4.1%

  8. Diamond

    Form of carbon.

    3.5%

  9. Tourmaline

    Cyclosilicate mineral group.

    3.4%

  10. Feldspar

    Group of rock-forming minerals.

    3.1%