Hardness HARDNESS Does Does Rock with visible REACTION IN Rock

STONE LUST
ACTUAL PICTURE COLOR STREAK TEXTURE Rock have have Holes React w/ Acid ACID Classification
NO. ER
Number TOOLS USED Layers? Crystals? / Voids (VINEGAR) I, S or M

1 5 Dark Shiny White Gritty No Yes No No Igneous

2 3 Dark Dull Gray Gritty No No No No Igneous

Light
3 8 Light Shiny Gritty No Yes No Yes Igneous
Brown

4 4 Very Light Shiny White Smooth No No No Yes Metamorphic

7 Very Light Dull Gray Smooth Yes No No Yes Metamorphic

5
6 4 Very Light Shiny White Smooth No Yes No Yes Metamorphic

7 4 Light Dull White Smooth No No No Yes Metamorphic

8 6 Dark Dull Gray Smooth No Yes No No Sedimentary

9 3 Dark Dull White Gritty No Yes No No Igneous

Extremely
10 7 Shiny White Smooth No No No No Igneous
Dark
 7
Very light / Dull Metamorphic
White / Gritty /
(EX) Light / Dark / or
black / etc smooth
Yes / no Yes / no Yes / no sink
Extremely Dark shiny (GNEISS)

GROUP NO.: 2

GROUP MEMBERS:

San Andres, Prince Arbhie C.

Maniebo, Catherine Nicole M.

Latunio, Christian A.

Andal, Mike Lexter M.

Evangelista, Kaisser John S.

Medrano, John Remiel L.

Jobog, Francis Xavier H.

Catalma, Lyza Mae C.

APPENDIX 1: REFERENCES

SAMPLE MOH’S SCALE TABLE

SCALE
COMMON OBJECTS
NUMBER

2 Finger Nail

3 Copper Coin

4 Paper Clip
 5 Knife or Scissor

6 Window Glass

7 Steel Nail

8 Masonry Drill Bit

10

HOW TO IDENTIFY ROCK TYPE OR CLASSIFICATION? SEE LINK BELOW

Igneous Rocks: Pictures, Descriptions & Identification – Rockhound Resource

Sedimentary Rocks: Identification, Pictures & Descriptions – Rockhound Resource

Metamorphic Rocks: Pictures, Descriptions & Identification – Rockhound Resource