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Newberyite

A species of Minerals

Hardness:

3 - 3.5

Density:

2.12 g/cm³

General Info About Newberyite

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Physical Properties of Newberyite

Colors

Light Gray to white or colorless, pale brown; colorless in transmitted light.

Streak

White

Hardness

3 - 3.5 , Soft

Density

2.12 g/cm³, Obviously Light Weight

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Chemical Properties of Newberyite

Formula

Mg(PO₃OH) · 3H₂O

Elements listed

H, Mg, O, P

Characteristics of Newberyite

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