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A natural transparent form of silica, which may be marketed in its natural crystalline state, or crushed and remelted to form fused quartz.
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A Quartz Movement is a watch with a mechanism powered by a "Quartz Crystal". The crystal vibrates when placed in a electronic field, thus powering the watch. Most affordable watches today have Quartz movements. Quartz watches are mostly battery operated.
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| quartz |
Common rock-forming mineral consisting of silicon and oxygen. Quartzite - A metamorphic rock formed by the transformation of a sandstone by heat and pressure.
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| quartz |
a common rock forming, non-metallic mineral.
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| quartz |
Colourless, violet, yellow, brown, pink or red mineral, composed of silicon and oxygen.
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