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12 The second softest mineral according to the Mohs scale of hardness is the A Tale B. Apatite C Calcite D. Gypsum​
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12 The second softest mineral according to the Mohs scale of hardness is the

A Tale
B. Apatite
C Calcite
D. Gypsum​

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the answer would be talic so it would have to be A
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The Mohs scale minerals from softest to hardest:

1. Talc (softest)

2. Gypsum

3. Calcite

4. Fluorite

5. Apatite

6. Feldspar

7. Quartz

8. Topaz

9. Corundum

10. Diamond (hardest)



If I am wrong please tell me
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