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    The document summarizes the six crystal systems and provides examples of minerals that fall under each system. The six crystal systems are cubic, tetragonal, hexagonal, orthorhombic, monoclinic, and triclinic. Each system is defined by characteristics such as identical or differing unit cell axes lengths and angles between axes. Common minerals are provided as examples for some of the crystal systems.

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    SOME IMPORTANT MINERALS AND THEIR SYSTEM

    CUBIC TETRAGONAL HEXAGONAL ORTHORHOMBIC MONOCLINIC


    Galena Brawnite Calcite Ragonite Coast
    Sphalerite Pyrolusite Graphite Silliminite Orthoclase
    Chromite Stishovite Tridymite Andolusite Sanidine
    Bornite High quartz Orthopyroxene Clinopyroxene
    Garnet Nephaline Olivine Actinolite
    Magnesite Quartz Topaz Hornblende
    Fluorite Tourmalene Anhydrite Muscovite
    Leucite Beryl Chalcocite Talc
    Sodalite Dolomite Barytes Gypsum
    Cristoblite Apatite Azurite
    Diamond Corundum Malachite
    Cuprite Hematite Monazite
    Illeminite Arsenopyrite
    Magnesite Orpiment

    SIX CRYSTAL SYSTEM

    System axis plane of sym. axis of sym.

    1) Cubic (5 Class) a=b=c and A=B=C=90 9 13

    2) Tetragonal (7Class) a=b#c and A=B=C=90 5 5

    3) Hexagonal (7Class) a1=a2=a3#c and H.A=60&120 7 7

    Vert.A.=90

    4) Orthorhombic (3Class) a#b#c and A=B=C=90 3 3

    5) Monoclinic (3 Class) a#b#c and A=C#B=90

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