Between 2 and 3 because its hard enough gypsum but it can not scratch calcite because calcite is harder
The answer is quite complicated in fact I don't know the exact answer. What I really know is that a geologist will probably know the exact answer. Geologists study rocks and rocks have lots of minerals. You can search the answer as well by looking at geologist websites. If it doesn't work then I hope someone else can edit this answer.
No it cant.
you might make an incorrect identification
something that is not on its own block on the periodic table. The mineral can contain these atoms, but cant be the solid form of just one of them, for example, diamond, which is C only with no other atoms involved
The original options for this question were cleavage, luster and hardness. The answer would be cleavage.
The answer is quite complicated in fact I don't know the exact answer. What I really know is that a geologist will probably know the exact answer. Geologists study rocks and rocks have lots of minerals. You can search the answer as well by looking at geologist websites. If it doesn't work then I hope someone else can edit this answer.
you cant
No it cant.
you cant
You cant
You cant unless there is a scratch but if not u have to go to the hospital and get an x-ray You cant unless there is a scratch but if not u have to go to the hospital and get an x-ray
No beace it cant be scratched and if cant be scratch than how is it going to break
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U cant sorry
Lesson 1-calcite isn't spelled like that-satellite Lesson 2-it cant be at room temp when its not in a room its kept outside so the temp. would be according to the weather. so its a no u cant satellite a electrical conductor at room temp.
u cant
I think it sends the card to you at e-mail, you cant scratch a card on a computer