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Running a mineral across a porcelain plate to see the color it leaves behind on the plate may be described as testing for A) cleavage B) hardness. C) luster. Eliminate D) streak
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Running a mineral across a porcelain plate to see the color it leaves behind on the plate may be described as testing

for
A)
cleavage
B)
hardness.
C)
luster.
Eliminate
D)
streak

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D) Streak

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