What does comparing the weight if a mineral to an equal volume of water tell you? A. cleavage B. streak C. specific gravity D. non-specific gravity

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What does comparing the weight if a mineral to an equal volume of water tell you?

A. cleavage
B. streak
C. specific gravity
D. non-specific gravity

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the correct answer is A

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