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If a mineral is referred to as being shiny and flat then the property to which is being described is? a. densityb. lusterc. hardnessd. cleavage

If a mineral is referred to as being shiny and flat then the property to which is being described is? a. densityb. lusterc. hardnessd. cleavage
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If a mineral is referred to as being shiny and flat then the property to which is being described is?

a. densityb. lusterc. hardnessd. cleavage

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B. Luster - Shiny-ness as a property would be described scientifically as luster.
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