To identify:
The crystal form and cleavage specimen of fluorite from the picture marked as A and B.
Introduction:
Fluorite is a type of mineral that consists of calcium and fluorine. Fluorite is considered to be economically valuable because of its availability in various colors due to which it is used in making gems and ornaments.
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