Collection of 100 Rocks and Minerals
Product Code : JA-ERAM-4366
The Collection of 100 Rocks and Minerals (SKU JA-ERAM-4366) is a 100 specimen rocks and minerals collection with 64 minerals and 36 rocks from the igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic groups. It is intended for college and university geology and geography departments, museums and well-equipped schools that want a single broad reference set, including ores, clays, gem varieties and colour varieties of granite, marble, quartzite and quartz. JaincoLab supplies the collection for identification practicals and display.
Specifications
The collection holds 100 specimens, 64 minerals and 36 rocks, all named in the table below; the minerals include asbestos, and specimen size and storage are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Collection of 100 Rocks and Minerals |
| SKU | JA-ERAM-4366 |
| Number of specimens | 100 (64 minerals, 36 rocks) |
| Minerals listed (A to K) | Agate, alabaster, amethyst, apatite, asbestos, aventurine, azurite, barytes, hard bauxite, beryl (aquamarine), biotite, boron, calcite (milky, transparent), chalcopyrite, china clay, chromite, dolomite, red feldspar, fire clay, fluorite, fuller's earth clay, galena, garnet balls, graphite, gypsum, halite (rock salt), hematite, hornblende, jasper (green, red), kyanite |
| Minerals listed (L to T) | Laterite, lignite, limonite, magnesite, magnetite, mica (green, red), mica schist, microcline, muscovite, ochre clay (red, yellow), orthoclase, plastic clay, psilomelane, pyrite, pyrolusite, pyrophyllite, quartz (black, crystal, glassy, milky, rose), selenite, silica sand, soapstone, sphalerite, steatite, stibnite, sulphur, talc, black tourmaline |
| Rocks listed | Andesite, anthracite, basalt, bituminous coal, chalk lumps, chert, conglomerate, diatomite, diorite, flint, gabbro, gneiss, granite (black, porphyry, red), limestone (black, white), marble (black, chocolate, pink, white, yellow), black obsidian, pegmatite, phyllite, quartzite (grey, pink, white, yellow), rhyolite, rock salt, sandstone (red, siliceous), serpentine, shale, slate |
Applications of the 100 specimen rocks and minerals collection
The collection is used as a complete department reference, covering enough rocks, minerals, ores and colour varieties for identification practicals, resource lessons and permanent displays.
- Identification practicals for B.Sc geology and B.A. geography
- Economic geology lessons on ores, clays and industrial minerals
- Comparing colour varieties of granite, marble, quartzite and quartz
- Department museum and exhibition displays
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one collection of 100 rock and mineral specimens, supplied by JaincoLab. The listed specimens include asbestos. Handling, use and disposal must follow the regulations that apply to this material in the destination country. Specimen size and the storage boxes are confirmed on the quotation. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
Minimum order quantity, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the number of collections and the delivery destination. Single department sets and bulk quantities for tenders are supplied.
Frequently asked questions
How are the 100 specimens split?
Sixty-four minerals and thirty-six rocks from the igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic groups.
Which ores are included?
Chalcopyrite, chromite, galena, hematite, limonite, magnetite, psilomelane, pyrolusite, sphalerite and stibnite, among others.
Who is this collection intended for?
College and university geology and geography departments, museums and schools that want one broad reference set.
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This reference collection is listed in the JaincoLab rocks and minerals range.
Request a quote
To order the Collection of 100 Rocks and Minerals, send the number of collections and delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected], quoting SKU JA-ERAM-4366. Buying under a laboratory tender? Use our tenders page.
