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The property is hardness; the ability of a mineral to scratch other substances. Diamond has the highest mineral hardness. yes, diamond powder (basically very small bits of diamond) is commonly used as an abrasive on the wheel to polish other diamonds and other softer gemstones, including cubic zirconia. Diamond cutters will use lab grown diamond powder when they need a more aggressive polish, and natural diamond powder when they want a softer polish.
The hardness
Both are malleable
Fluoresces
low attraction
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It is a property of the plant that allows that.
The commutative property of addition and the commutative property of multiplication.
magnetic property
in my opinon the invere property
the property is diffusion
It is called the commutative property.