Lab # 6 – Mineral Identification

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Lab # 6 – Mineral Identification Due – Mon 11/3 Do Now - FILL IN HEADING Begin vocabulary

Lets do Sample #1 together - Observe Sample #1

What is it’s hardness range? 1 - 2 Does it show cleavage or fracture? Hint . . . check out these pictures Cleavage (it is hard to see because the sample is so soft that it gets round edges from being touched)

Outside color? Silver / Grey Inside color – Streak? Grey / Black

Yes, It has a METALLIC luster. Luster – Does it look like metal? Yes, It has a METALLIC luster.

Now use your ESRT page 16 to narrow down a name for your mineral sample.

your mineral choice to only 4 names Luster narrows down your mineral choice to only 4 names

Now check hardness, color and streak

Mineral Sample #2 - Cleavage Clear None Nonmetallic

Mineral Sample #3 - Cleavage Clear / Tan / Black None Nonmetallic

Mineral Sample #4 - Cleavage Silver Grey Metallic

Mineral Sample #5 - Cleavage Pink / Tan None Nonmetallic

Mineral Sample #6 - Fracture Gold Greenish Brown Metallic

Mineral Sample #7 - Fracture Green None Nonmetallic

Mineral Sample #8 - Cleavage White Nonmetallic

Mineral Sample #9 - Fracture Black black metallic ** Magnetic **

Mineral Sample #10 - Fracture Yellow Nonmetallic

Lab Reflection Lab # 6 – Due 11/3 – Mineral Id What was the problem or purpose of the lab? What did we do as a class? Define mineral What gives a mineral its characteristics? Name a physical property that is least helpful in identifying a mineral and explain why? How are minerals used in your everyday life? (hint use ESRT for ideas)