Mineral Lab # 1 I. TITLE: Mineral ID lab #1 II. PURPOSE:to ID 30 minerals III. PROCEDURE:use the characteristics of color,streak,hardness,and crystals.

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Mineral Lab # 1 I. TITLE: Mineral ID lab #1 II. PURPOSE:to ID 30 minerals III. PROCEDURE:use the characteristics of color,streak,hardness,and crystals to ID minerals. IV. DATA:see attached V: Q’S: see attached VI. CONC: VII. SOE:

These are the minerals in the lab..

Minerals in LAB #1 MALACHITEFLOURITECUPRITECHERT QUARTZ AZURITESELENITE GYPSUM MAGNETITI E CASSITERI TE BAUXITEIRON PYRITE GALENALIMONITEHEMATITECHALCOPY RITE HALITEGRAPHITETALCSULFUROLIVINEGYPSUMAUGITESPHALERIT E CALCITEMUSCOVIT E QUARTZBIOTITEFELDSPARHORNBLEN DE KAOLINITE CLAY ICELAND SPAR

Prepare a data table for the minerals and the characteristics mineralColorstreakHardnessLuster Crystals Yes or no ?

Prepare a data table for the minerals and the characteristics Mineral Name ColorstreakHardnessLuster Crystals Yes or no ? List 30 minerals...yo u may want to use 2 pages for data luster The color of the powder left behind

Luster –the way that light is reflected Metallic --- looks like metal Non metallic – non metal looking Non metallic categories: Glassy –looks like glass Pearly – looks like a pearl Silky – silk like, long parallel fibers Dull or earthy – no shine

If 1 mineral scratches another--- it is harder than the mineral it scratches