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    The document describes observations of mineral #15A, which is identified as leonite. It includes the mineral's color, luster, cleavage/fracture properties, density, streak, hardness, uses, and where it is found. Two other minerals, bornite and leonite, were guessed but ruled out as the actual mineral. The document provides identification data and observations to determine the mineral.

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    The document describes observations of mineral #15A, which is identified as leonite. It includes the mineral's color, luster, cleavage/fracture properties, density, streak, hardness, uses, and where it is found. Two other minerals, bornite and leonite, were guessed but ruled out as the actual mineral. The document provides identification data and observations to determine the mineral.

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    2.2.1 c.1, s.2 Id Minerals Data

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    The document describes observations of mineral #15A, which is identified as leonite. It includes the mineral's color, luster, cleavage/fracture properties, density, streak, hardness, uses, and where it is found. Two other minerals, bornite and leonite, were guessed but ruled out as the actual mineral. The document provides identification data and observations to determine the mineral.

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    Lolly N.

    : Mineral Identification Data


    Observations #15A Definition Color
    Minerals come in a variety of colors the same mineral can be lots of different colors The way the surface of the mineral reflects light Cleavage is smooth Fracture is rough and earthy. How much stuff is packed into something The streak is the minerals color in powder form The resistance to being scratched How minerals react to different things Minerals can be used for so many things Minerals are worth different values they range from very cheap to very expensive In lots of different places around the world Walter Purple, white, grey, brown Non-Metallic earthy 50% cleavage 50% fracture Medium White 9 N/A

    Guess 1
    Bornite
    Copper- red to yellowish brown Metallic Indiscernible Conchoidal Dont have it on the website Dark gray to black 3 Do not have one on the website Used for healing it is also used for rebirth Values for $3.00 to $6.25

    Guess 2
    Leonite
    Colorless light yellow Waxy None Conchoidal 2.201 White 2.5-3 Radioactivity

    Actual Mineral
    Leonite
    Purple grey white and brown Non metallic 50% cleavage 50% fracture Medium White 9 n/a

    Luster Cleavage/ Fracture Density Streak Hardness Special Properties Uses

    Does not say on website Does not say on website

    Does not say on website Does not say on website

    Value

    Where found Sources

    Does not say on website

    Tausoare cave, Romania

    Tausoare Cave, Romania Cave minerals.edu

    geology.com Minerals

    Caveminerals.edu

    My Description: purple shiny somewhat transparent has a thin outer shell yellowish brown very rough and earthy hints of grey and white very crystalized has some kind of bits of rocks in it . it is half cleavage and half fracture

    Actual Mineral Image

    Guess 1 Image

    Guess 2 Image

    Lab Drawing

    Fun Drawing

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