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How do you determine hardness of a given substance

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Answered by doaemon
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Hardness is determined by whether a given mineral is hard 
enough to scratch another substance of known hardness or 
whether that other substance will scratch it. Geologists use 
a scale called Moh's Scale to determine hardness using 
standard minerals of hardness varying from 1 to 10. 
They are, in order (softest to hardest): 
1. talc 
2. gypsum 
3. calcite 
4. fluorite 
5. apatite 
6. feldspar (orthoclase) 
7. quartz 
8. topaz 
9. corundum 
Answered by krishnashukla2856
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