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Published on Mar 05, 2017
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Moh's Scale of Hardness
The resistance to scratching
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antxoa
2.
1. Talc
The softest mineral
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James St. John
3.
#2 Gypsum
2 - 2.5 (scratched with a fingernail)
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S. Rae
4.
#3 - Calcite
Harder than gypsum and talc
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Drriss & Marrionn
5.
#4 - Fluorite
5.0 - 5.5 - steel nail
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arbyreed
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#5 Apatite
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someHerrings
7.
Glass - 5.5
minerals will scratch the glass if harder than it is
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trustypics
8.
#6 - Feldspar/Orthoclase
streak plate is 6.5
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UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences
9.
#7 - Quartz
There are MANY varieties of quartz
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Mark_W
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#8 - Topaz
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James St. John
11.
#9 - Corundum
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mharrsch
12.
#10 - diamond
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nSeika
13.
Why use this quantitative property?
to help us identify unknown minerals
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Rusty Clark ~ 100K Photos
Tammy Hershey
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