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Which tool would a geologist use to test a mineral's resistance to scratching? Select one: a. Hammer b. Hardness points c. Specific gravity apparatus d. Streak plate
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Which tool would a geologist use to test a mineral's resistance to scratching?

Select one:
a. Hammer
b. Hardness points
c. Specific gravity apparatus
d. Streak plate

User Toothbrush
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answer i believe that is is hardness point

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User Fred Vanelli
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That tool would be B. Hardness point
This tool is used on the Mohs hardess test. Being conducted by placing the mineral specimen on top of a table.
And then place the point of the mineral specimen against a Flat unmarked surface before placing them on the hardness scale.
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