Rocks and minerals / Chris Pellant, Helen Pellant ; photography by Harry Taylor, (Natural History Museum).
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NU Fairview College LRC | NU Fairview College LRC | School of Engineering and Technology | Reference | REF QE 431.2 P45 2021 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | NUFAI000004467 |
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REF GB 1005 G46 2020 Geo-spatial analysis in hydrology | REF QE 431.2 P45 2021 Rocks and minerals / | REF TA 151 H36 2021 A handbook on civil engineering / | REF TA 9 F75 2020 A dictionary of civil and environmental engineering / | REF TH 151 C48 2020 Chudley and Greeno's building construction handbook / Roy Chudley and Roger Greeno |
Includes index.
Introduction -- Minerals -- Rocks.
"Unearth a treasure trove of knowledge about the rocks and minerals beneath our feet--from their formation to collecting them. Make identification easy and accurate with this compact visual guide, packed with photographs and details on formation, distinguishing features, and much more. Over 600 high-quality photographs capture the unique characteristics, colors, and attributes of more than 500 rocks and minerals. Each specimen's entry includes annotated photographs to highlight the rock or mineral's distinguishing features, and concise details about its texture, origin, formation, and chemical composition to help identify it. Designed for beginners and experienced collectors alike, the introduction explains what rocks and minerals are, how they are classified, what equipment is needed for specimen collection, and how to start and organize a collection"-- Provided by publisher
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