true or false a mineral tarnished or oxidized but this does not affect their color
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A mineral is tarnished or oxidized but does not affect its color- False
Tarnish of minerals:
- As a result of mineral alteration, for example, when exposed to oxygen, a thin film is formed on the surface of the grains, causing tarnish to appear.
- It leads to a change of color of the mineral.
Examples of oxidation of minerals:
- Copper turns green in colour when tarnished or oxidised.
- Silver when tarnished turns black, yellow or many times brown in colour.
Hence, the statement mineral is tarnished or oxidized but does not affect its color is False.
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