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Minerals ID Activity

quartz luster

quartz luster-glassy

quartz streak

quartz streak--clear

quartz hardness--

quartz hardness--7

quartz cleavage or fracture--

quartz fracture

quartz special characteristics

quartz carries an electric current

calcite luster

calcite luster--glassy

calcite streak

streak—white-colorless calcite streak—white-colorless

calcite hardness--

calcite hardness--3

calcite cleavage or fracture--

calcite cleavage

calcite special characteristics

calcite special characteristics double refraction fizzes in HCl

halite luster

halite luster--glassy

halite streak

halite streak--colorless

halite hardness—

halite hardness—2.5

halite cleavage or fracture--

halite cleavage

halite special characteristics

halite special characteristics tastes salty soluble in water

muscovite mica luster

muscovite mica luster--pearly

muscovite mica streak

muscovite mica Streak-colorless

muscovite mica hardness--

muscovite mica hardness--2.5

muscovite mica cleavage or fracture--

muscovite mica cleavage

muscovite mica special characteristics book cleavage

talc luster

talc luster--pearly

talc streak

talc streak—white to pearl black

talc hardness

talc hardness-1

talc cleavage or fracture--

talc cleavage

talc special characteristics book cleavage

talc special characteristics softest known mineral

galena luster

galena luster-metallic

galena streak

galena streak--gray to black

galena hardness—

galena hardness—2.5

galena cleavage or fracture--

galena cleavage

galena special characteristics book cleavage

galena special characteristics source of lead

corundum luster

corundum luster--dull

corundum streak

corundum streak--colorless

corundum hardness—

corundum hardness—9

corundum cleavage or fracture--

corundum fracture

corundum special characteristics industrial abrasive

pyrite luster

pyrite luster--metallic

pyrite streak--

pyrite streak—greenish black

pyrite hardness—

pyrite hardness—6.5

pyrite cleavage or fracture--

pyrite fracture--

pyrite special characteristics fool’s gold

rose quartz luster

rose quartz luster-glassy

rose quartz streak

rose quartz streak--colorless

rose quartz hardness--

rose quartz hardness--7

rose quartz cleavage or fracture--

rose quartz fracture

rose quartz special characteristics used for jewelry

amethyst luster

amethyst luster-glassy

amethyst streak

amethyst streak--colorless

amethyst hardness--

amethyst hardness--7

amethyst cleavage or fracture--

amethyst fracture

amethyst used for jewelry iron gives its purple color special characteristics used for jewelry iron gives its purple color

hematite luster

hematite luster--metallic

hematite streak

hematite streak--red or reddish brown

hematite hardness--

hematite hardness--6

hematite cleavage or fracture--

hematite fracture

hematite special characteristics source of iron

hematite special characteristics source of iron

malachite luster

malachite luster--earthy

malachite streak

malachite streak—light green

malachite hardness--

malachite hardness--3 to 4

malachite cleavage or fracture--

malachite fracture

malachite special characteristics This mineral is identified by color

magnetite

Magnetite luster

Magnetite luster-metallic

magnetite streak-

magnetite streak-black

magnetite hardness-

magnetite hardness-5.5-6.5

magnetite cleavage or fracture

magnetite fracture

magnetite fracture

magnetite special characteristics

magnetite special characteristics magnetic—also called “lodestone”