Why are some sands black?

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2026-05-03 16:30

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The redness of sand is determined by the level of Iron Oxide (think rust) spread throughout the sand in question. High levels of Iron Oxide are indicated by a distinctly red hue, and low levels with sand that does not look red in the slightest. While there may be other factors, Iron Oxide distribution is by far the greatest.

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