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Cobalt has a cleavage in three directions, forming a cube.

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Copper has a cubic crystal structure and exhibits imperfect cleavage. This means that it may break along irregular, jagged surfaces rather than along distinct cleavage planes like some minerals.

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cobalt has cleavage( breaks along clean plains)

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Cobalt has a cleavage shape of a cube.

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14y ago

no it has fracture

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14y ago

Cleavage is absent in copper.

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13y ago

cobalt is a cleavage.

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9y ago

nickel has no cleavage, it has fracture

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