What is the color form hardness chemical composition diagnostic property streak luster fracture uses of minerals?
Color: Hue of a mineral, often observed in its visible spectrum.
Hardness: Resistance of a mineral to scratching or abrasion, measured on the Mohs scale.
Chemical composition: Elements that make up a mineral's structure.
Streak: Color of a mineral's powder when scratched on a surface.
Luster: Manner in which light reflects off a mineral's surface.
Fracture: Manner in which a mineral breaks when not along cleavage planes.
Diagnostic property: Characteristic feature used to identify a specific mineral.
Uses: Applications of minerals in industries such as construction, technology, and jewelry.