Quartz is the second most abundant mineral on earth after feldspar and is usually found in granites, pegmatites, sandstone, and other igneous rocks. Alpha quartz is the most common Quartz which gets converted into beta quartz at 573 °C. Quartz crystals have ferroelectric properties; they expand the potential drop and voltage upon the application of mechanical strength. Quartz is hard, chemically inert, has a high melting point, and is highly resistant to weathering, making quartz ideal for application in foundries and filtration systems. Its clarity remains in high demand in the glass and ceramic industry and many other daily-use products. • Glossy • Snow • Super Quartz Uses: Quartz is usually used in making semi-precious gemstones. Since ancient times, several kinds of quartz stone is the most frequently used minerals in the creation of jewelry and hardstone pining.
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