




Ilmenite is a shiny black mineral found in rocks and sands. It is often used to make titanium, a strong and lightweight metal used in airplanes and sports equipment.
The Ilmenite is a heavy, dark mineral, typically appearing as iron-black to brownish-black crystals. It often has a striking submetallic to metallic luster, making it look like dull metal. Its dark hue and density distinguish it from lighter minerals.





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Mineralレア度
Rare
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Deep Earth Clues: Scientists study ilmenite to understand processes happening deep inside our planet!
Heavy Sand: Its dense, dark grains can form black 'heavy mineral' sands on beaches worldwide!
Invisible Protector: The super-tough titanium from ilmenite is also used in medical implants!
Moon Rock Miner: Ilmenite is so important, it has even been found in rocks brought back from the Moon!
Ilmenite has weak magnetic properties that allow it to be gently attracted by a magnet.
Ilmenite contains titanium, making it the primary source for this strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant metal.
Ilmenite can be processed into titanium dioxide, creating brilliant white pigments for paints, paper, and even sunscreens.
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危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Ilmenite is a mineral and safe to observe, but avoid ingesting it as it is not meant for consumption.
iron-black, brownish-black, steel-gray
5.5
submetallic to metallic
4.7
trigonal
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