Because the mineral is harder than the ceramic streak plate.
Hematite, gold, feldspar or magnetite
Halite
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Anyone whose age is greater than 60 years
Strontium Sulfate is the sulfate salt of Strontium. It is a white, odorless crystaline substance powder and occurs in nature as the mineral Celestine. So your answer is Celestine.
You can determine the streak of a mineral whose Mohs scale is higher than the streak plate by either filing or crushing with a hammer before rubbing the sample on a streak plate.
Hematite, gold, feldspar or magnetite
Try scratching it with a variety of other objects (fingernail, steel nail, glass) whose hardness is known. Refer to the Mohs Hardness scale for more info on the hardness of specific materials
A mineral's resistance to being scratched is known as it's hardness. You can determine hardness by scratching it with another material whose hardness is already known. If it can be scratched, then the hardness is lower. If the unknown leaves a scratch on the known material, then its hardness is higher.
Mohs introduced the scale of mineral hardness - Mohs scale - named for him. Ten minerals whose hardness is known are ordered on a scale ranging from 1 (http://www.answers.com/topic/talc?initiator=WANSalc) to 10 (diamond),
A mineral that does not contain the silica tetrahedron is a non-silicate mineral.
Halite
0.96 is greater than 0.86
It is a silicate mineral whose crystals are orthorhombic.
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An angle whose measure greater than 90 but less than 180 is an obtuse angle.