Learn About Minerals

Learn About Minerals

Learn About Minerals On Earth

3 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 27, 2023
  • January 13, 2026

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This educational app helps users memorize and identify common minerals through interactive study modes and quizzes. It features audio pronunciation for mineral names and allows bookmarking of study materials and quiz questions for focused learning.

Mineral identification
Audio pronunciation
Study modes
Quizzes
Bookmarking
Progress tracking
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What's New in Learn About Minerals

4.33

January 13, 2026

Progress Indicators are added. Study Mode is added. Quiz Mode is added. Bookmarking is available. Ability to play the sound for text is available. Added All Bookmarks Tab in the Menu items. Bug Fix for Text To Speech issue. Fixed app name in About Us screen. Changed hamburger menu icon. Removed menu icon from all screens except Home.

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Pictures?

Useless exercise in memorizing photos, many of which aren’t common or even naturally occurring. Chemical formulas would have been more useful. I wasted my money. Can I get it back? Also, bauxite isn’t mineral but a combination of minerals. Beryllium, antimony, lithium, tungsten, vanadium, and barium only occur in combination with other elements in nature. Titanium can only be found in nature as an oxide. Mica isn’t a mineral but a group of minerals. Perlite isn’t a mineral but amorphous volcanic glass. Potash isn’t a mineral, neither is rare earth elements, or silica, or sodium carbonate. This isn’t a collection of minerals so much as a collection of elements. The lithium photo is of ingots. I can see many of the pictures come from Wikipedia.
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USELESS

Totally useless!

Complete waste of time

Look at a mineral get an answer then repeat and get a 30 second advertisement. And so it goes on.

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FAQ

What minerals can I learn about with Learn About Minerals?

Learn About Minerals currently supports a wide range of commonly used minerals including Antimony, Bauxite, Copper, Gold, Iron Ore, Quartz, Silver, and Zinc, among many others.

How does Learn About Minerals help with pronunciation?

Learn About Minerals utilizes a text-to-speech engine to provide audio functionality, helping users learn the correct English pronunciation of mineral names.

Can I track my progress in Learn About Minerals?

Yes, the app provides progress indicators for every chapter and visualization for overall progress, allowing users to monitor their learning journey.

Does Learn About Minerals have ads?

No, Learn About Minerals does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.

What devices is Learn About Minerals available on?

Learn About Minerals is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Learn About Minerals updated?

The latest version of Learn About Minerals is 4.33, and it was last updated on January 13, 2026, indicating regular updates.

What is the age rating for Learn About Minerals?

Learn About Minerals has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of young learners and adults.

What are the study features in Learn About Minerals?

Learn About Minerals offers a Study Mode and bookmarking functionality for both study flashcards and quiz questions, allowing users to create personalized learning resources.