The contact angle is a measure of the wettability of a surface by a liquid.
A contact angle of $0^\circ$ implies perfect wetting — the liquid spreads completely over the surface.
For a mineral, this means that water will spread across it uniformly without forming droplets, indicating complete wetting.
This is typical of hydrophilic surfaces, where the adhesion between the liquid and solid is much greater than the cohesion within the liquid.