Luster and Color :)
Density-7.5 Hardness-2.5 Cleaves in 3 directions at 90 degrees and it is opaque
luster and color
Luster and Color
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Halite is table salt. The cubic crystal "galena" is lead sulfide.
galena, pyrite, fluorite, perovskite, or halite cubes
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Absolutely. For example, Galena and Halite.
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The physical properties are hardness, cleavage, color, and luster.Halite does not have any chemical properties.
Sulfides, sulfates, carbonates, halides, phosphates, and hydroxides.
Halite is a mineral that is named for salt and is commonly known as rock salt. One special thing about halite is that its properties allow it to be used for food preservation as well as a treatment for roads during the winter.
Halite is a very soft mineral on the Mohs Hardness Scale. Generally around 2-2.5. The type of cleavage is cubic, meaning 3 directions at 90 degrees. A very diagnostic property is that it has a salty taste. Also halite tends to be transparent.
Carbonates- ex. Dolomite Halides- ex. Halite Native elements- ex. Silver Oxides- ex. Corundum Sulfates- ex. Gypsum Sulfides- ex. Galena
Carbonates- ex. Dolomite Halides- ex. Halite Native elements- ex. Silver Oxides- ex. Corundum Sulfates- ex. Gypsum Sulfides- ex. Galena