Inside Minerals

[@thebestofallworlds187]

13:10 this is what I'm been trying to understand. Thank you!

[@huangemmapao6187]

Excellent well organized presentation! now I know why quartz is so abondant!

[@SigynRegn]

Great video. Good amount of information organized and understandable :) . Thanks!

[@EarthRocks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tinhthehoc]

I have a question: Where are Phosphates, Hydroxides and Borates mineral group. ? 5:52

[@huangemmapao6187]

I can't get how the Si:O ratio calculated? any idea?

[@EarthRocks]

It's the ratio of Silicon atoms to Oxygen atoms in a given mineral. Example: quartz has the chemical formula of SiO2, which is a ratio of Si to O of 1:2 (for every SIlicon atom in the mineral there are 2 oxygen atoms). I hope that helps! :)

[@Yourname3000]

Nicely done~

[@louisedancezia]

Thank you so much, that was great!!!

[@woodviewi6921]

Interesting

[@anneallen2690]

Thank you

[@antothemg2380]

What's wrong with this video? It won't play past 0:26

[@mxecho]

your internet

[@yvesnux7264]

Because you live in China