calcspar

/ˈkælkˌspɑr/
noun
  1. A common mineral also known as calcite, often found in white or colorless crystals and used in making cement, fertilizers, and optical instruments.
    • Calcspar is often used in the production of lime for construction.
    • Under ultraviolet light, the calcspar crystal glowed a soft pink.
    • The geologist showed the students a sample of calcspar from the cave.
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