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Red or black streak/color. Black variety rather flat. 2-6.5 hardness. |
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Earthy, usually soft. Rusty. 1-5.5 |
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Grey color/streak. Perfect cubic cleavage. Lightweight. 2.5 |
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Gold in color, greenish black streak. Softer that pyrite. 3.5-4 |
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Gold like. Green black streak. 6-6.5 |
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green, grey or white. White streak. Soapstone, feels greasy. 1 perfect cleavage. hardness 1 |
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white clor/streak. One perfect cleavage. MAssive. Grainy and flakey. 1.5-2.5 |
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GREEN! 1 perfect cleavage. Flexible flakes. MAssive. 1-2.5 |
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black, sheets. White streak. 2-2.5 |
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silver/colorless. WHite streak. Brilliant luster. 2-2.5 |
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VERy salty/botter. Red tint |
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colorless, white, PINK grey. White streak. 2. Flakes. 1-2 good cleavages. Fibrous masses. |
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white, colorless, grey, pink. White streak. disolves in the acid. twinning striations. 3 |
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white, grey, pink, white streak. dissolves only when powdered. rhomb-shaped crystals. Curved crystal faces. 3.5-4 |
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Resinous luster. 6 cleavages. yellow/greenish brown or dark red. white/yellow/brown streak3.5-4 |
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black/dark green. gray/green/white. Acute angles. Twin planes. 5-6 |
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black/dark green. green/gray/white streak. Right angle. 5-6 |
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white/buff/grey/pinkish. White streak. Usually Pink. right angles. NNO TWINNING> single twin common. 6 |
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grey or pink. right angles. TWINNING striations. 6 |
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yellow green. WHite streak. Glassy, no cleavage, small grains. distinc color. 6-7 |
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red/yellow green/brownish. White streak. 6.5-7.5 |
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white/colorless/smokey/pink. White streak. No cleavage. Conchoidal fracture. |
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