You can test its hardness on other minerals to find it hardness. It can help classify it better.
There are a range of them
Colour, hardness, streak, luster, density, crystal shape etc.
luster
Some characteristics geologists use to identify minerals are fracture, luster, streak, density, cleavage and hardness. From the choices given, D is the one that is not a characteristic.
The mineral is sratched on a unglazed white title the powder left is the is the color of the minerals streak which is used to find the name of the mineral and identify it.
Crystallinity is a characteristic of minerals, but not mineraloids.
yes it is
Since some minerals are magnetic and some are not, that can be one of several criteria used to distinguish different minerals.
Some characteristics geologists use to identify minerals are fracture, luster, streak, density, cleavage and hardness. From the choices given, D is the one that is not a characteristic.
The mineral is sratched on a unglazed white title the powder left is the is the color of the minerals streak which is used to find the name of the mineral and identify it.
Crystallinity is a characteristic of minerals, but not mineraloids.
yes it is
yes it is
cheese
Since some minerals are magnetic and some are not, that can be one of several criteria used to distinguish different minerals.
Characteristic Property
I think its Specific Gravity :)
x-rays
Many minerals have similar color, and mineral color can be altered by trace amounts of impurities or by weathering. A better indicator would be the mineral's streak, which is the color of the mineral when powdered, although this characteristic can't be used alone in mineral identification.
A: Stability