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ROCK QUESTIONS!!!
?i have 6 rocks i cant find a name to any help?
Rock One:pale forest green in color,looks like cleavege,hardness of above 6
Rock two:Neon green shard that fades into a dark green with many tiny stripes,cleavege,hardness of 3-5
Rock three:very dark blood red(like almost black),fracture,hardness of above 6
Rock four:very light murky white green,cleavege,hardness of 3-5
Rock five:smooth brown black rock (obsidian maybe) with no polished look to it,cleavege,hardness of above 6
Rock six:cloudy white with rasberry colored speck and has a finger-like crystal formation, cleavege, hardness of above six, i think this one is maybe qaurtz with mica in it( ill try to post pics somehow)
Your descriptions lack some key information and thus it is extremely difficult to identify your minerals.
1) Many many many minerals have cleavage, saying it has cleavage is only part of the information, you must also tell us the angle at which the cleavage occur and how many cleavages there are. E.x. three perfect cleavages at 90 deg
2) Luster of the mineral (i.e. vitreous, dull, earthy, glassy, metallic, etc)
3) Streak (if you rub the mineral on say a streak plate, what color does it leave behind)
4) Other important characteristics it may have (magnetic, high/medium/low specific gravity, fracture, malleable, twining)
5) Associated minerals (i.e. what minerals are next to it)
6) Form (e.x. hexagonal cross section)
7) Habit (e.x. tabular, fiberous, massive, etc)
All of these are important pieces of information to identify a mineral. Telling us a color is many times not very diagnostic (although in some cases it is, e.x. olivine), as most minerals can be a wide variety of colors. To your credit, you did provide one solid piece of information: hardness.
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