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Mineral formation and precipitation
Minerals form from cooling, precipitation, or metamorphism; precipitation = dissolved ions form minerals when water evaporates/mixes
Color, streak, and luster
Color can vary; streak = powder color and is more reliable; luster = how light reflects
Mohs hardness and scratch tests
Hardness = resistance to scratching; Mohs scale 1–10
Crystal habit, and cleavage, and fracture
Cleavage = breaks along flat planes; Fracture = irregular/no planes
Acid and magnet tests
Acid fizz = calcite; Magnetic = magnetite
Silicates in Earth’s crust and mantle
Silicates are the most abundant mineral group in the earth's crust
Silicate tetrahedra
Molecule of silica, 1 silica 4 oxygen