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'''Quartzite''' is a type of [[metamorphic]] [[stone]] which forms entire layers. It is a [[magma-safe]] [[stone]].
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'''Quartzite''' is a type of [[metamorphic]], [[magma-safe]] [[stone]], which forms entire layers.  
  
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== In real life ==
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Quartzite is created from tectonically compressed quartz [[sandstone]]. The rock is naturally white/gray; coloration can be red-hued from [[hematite]] inclusions.
 
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File:Quartzite 2 jpg.jpg|A piece of quartzite
 
File:Quartzite 2 jpg.jpg|A piece of quartzite

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Quartzite
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Properties
Fire-safe Magma-safe
Contains

Wikipedia article

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Quartzite is a type of metamorphic, magma-safe stone, which forms entire layers.

In real life[edit]

Quartzite is created from tectonically compressed quartz sandstone. The rock is naturally white/gray; coloration can be red-hued from hematite inclusions.

Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
Metamorphic
Ore
Economic
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