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| Arsenates, Phosphates and Vanadates |
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| Carbonates, Nitrates and Borates |
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| Sulphates, Chromates, Molybdates and Tungstates |
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| Minerals | What is Matter | Atoms, Elements and Compounds | Why Collect Minerals? |





![Annabergite,[Nickel Arsenate], KM3 Mine, Agios Konstandinos, Lavrion, Greece](annabergite2.jpg)
![Apatite [Fluorinated Calcium Phosphate], Gav Valadare, Minas Gerais, Brazil](apatite2.jpg)
![Pyromorphite [Chlorinated Lead Phosphate], Daoping Mine, Guangxi Province, China.](pyromorphite2.jpg)
![Vanadinite [Chlorinated Lead Vanadate], Mibladen, Khenifra, Morocco](vanadinite2.jpg)























