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DUREZA COLOR
REMARKS
Black
Steel
gray
S.G. 2.0
Basal cleavage; Soft, marks on paper, greasy feel.
Used in lubricants and pencils.
Iron-black
1-2
Black
S.G. 4.8
Radiating fibers, granular masses, or dendritic; sooty.
An ore of manganese.
Yellow
brown
Red
brown to
Indian red
Gray
Light gray
to silver
1 to 5
1 to 6.5
2.5
2.5
PYROLUSITE
PYROLUSITA
LIMONITE
LIMONITA
Steel
gray
HEMATITE
HEMATITA
Gray
S.G. 7.6
Perfect cubic cleavage (3 @ 90); Occurs in cubes;
may be massive or granular; heavy. The most
common ore of lead.
GALENA
S.G. 10 to 12
Silvery
Hackly fracture, easily distinguished from galena by
white,
lack of cleavage. Malleable and ductile. Used in
tarnishes
coinage, fillings for teeth, jewelry, silverplate,
to black
photography, wires.
2.5 to 3.0
3.0
Bronze,
tarnishes
to dark
blue and
purple
Copper
red
3.0
Copper
red
Greenish-
Brass
Gray to
black
GRAPHITE
GRAFITO
Pale to
golden
yellow
Yellow
NOMBRE
S.G. 19.3
Hackly fracture. Malleable and ductile. Used in
coinage, fillings for teeth, jewelry, goldplate.
Extensive use in computer industry as non-corrosive
contact points for silicon chips.
S.G. 4.9 to 5.4
Commonly called "peacock ore" because of the
purple shine when it tarnishes.
A common source of copper.
S.G. 8.5 to 9.0
Malleable and ductile. Used in coins, pipes, wires,
gutters, cooking utensils, pots and pans, jewelry,
decorative items.
S.G. 4.3
SILVER
PLATA
GOLD
ORO
BOURNITE
BOURNITA
KOPER
COBRE
CHALCOPYRITE
black
Chocolate
brown
Black
Black to
greenish
yellow
5.5
S.G. 4.6
Distinctive chocolate brown streak. Commonly occurs
Black to as stratabound deposits in dunite segregations in
dark
ultramafic rocks, and as podiform masses in
brown serpentinite. Used in stainless steel, high
temperature alloys, and as refractory bricks.
The ore of chromium.
Black
S.G. 5.2
Conchoidal fracture. Strongly magnetic. Often called
"lodestone." Common accessory mineral occurring as
disseminated grains in mafic igneous rocks.
An ore of iron.
Pale
brass
S.G. 5.0
Often in cubic crystals. Can be massive, granular.
Common name: "Fool's gold." Commonly alters to
limonite.
Sometimes mined as a source of sulfur.
CALCOPIRITA
CHROMITE
CROMITA
MAGNETITE
MAGNETITA
PYRITE
PIRITA
Yellowbrown
Red
brown to
Indian
red
1 to 5.5
1 to 6.5
COLOR
REMARKS
Red,
vermillion
NOMBRE
LIMONITE
LIMONITA
HEMATITE
HEMATITA
1-2
1-3
1-5.5
1-6
PATRON D
RUPTURA
Good
cleavage in
1 direction
COLOR
White,
green,
pink
SP.
GR.
REMARKS
NOMBRE
TALC
TALCO
Fracture
White,
tan, gray
Uneven
fracture
Yellow
brown to
red
BAUXITE
BAUXITA
Conchoidal
fracture
Yellow,
brown to
black
LIMONITE
LIMONITA
Brown,
red, steel
gray
HEMATITE
HEMATITA
SULFUR
AZUFRE
Irregular
fracture
1.5-2.5
Conchoidal
to uneven
fracture
Yellow
No
White,
KAOLINITE
macroscopic
often
cleavage
colored by
impurities
2-2.5
2-3
1 direction,
perfect, 2
directions,
good
1 direction
Wavy,
uneven
fracture
Dark
green to
greenblack
Green
and white
2.5
2.5
1 direction
perfect
Pale
brown,
green,
yellow
KAOLINITA
GYPSUM
YESO
CHLORITE
CLORITA
SERPENTINE
SERPENTINITA
HALITE
HALITA
MUSCOVITE MICA
MUSCOVITA
2.5 to 3.0
1 direction,
perfect
Dark
brown,
green to
black
BIOTITE
MICA
BIOTITA
1-5.5
PATRON D
RUPTURA
COLOR
SP.
GR.
Conchoidal
fracture
Yellow,
brown to
black
REMARKS
1-6
Irregular
fracture
2-3
Wavy,
uneven
fracture
Green and
white
2.5
2.5
1 direction
perfect
Pale
brown,
green,
yellow
NOMBRE
LIMONITE
LIMONITA
HEMATITE
HEMATITA
SERPENTINE
SERPENTINITA
HALITE
HALITA
MUSCOVITE
MICA
MUSCOVITA
1 direction,
2.5 to 3.0
perfect
Dark
brown,
green to
black
3 to 3.5
1 direction,
perfect, 2
directions,
good
White or
gray
BIOTITE
MICA
BIOTITA
CALCITE
CALCITA
BARITE
BARITA
PATRON D
RUPTURA
COLOR
1-5.5
Conchoidal
fracture
1-6
Irregular
fracture
Brown,
red,
steel
gray
SP.
GR.
REMARKS
NOMBRE
LIMONITE
LIMONITA
HEMATITE
HEMATITA
3 directions,
perfect at
75
White,
pink,
brown,
gray,
etc.
Perfect
3.5 to 4.0 cleavage in
6 directions
Yellow
to
brown,
black,
reddish
brown
3 directions,
3.5 to 4.0
perfect,
rhombic
Light to
dark
brown;
maroon
3.5 to 4.0
4.0
5.0
Good in 4
directions,
octahedral
DOLOMITE
DOLOMITA
SIDERITE
SIDERITA
FLUORITE
FLUORITA
2 directions,
good, at
Black to
5.0 to 6.0
approx. 60
green
and 120
5.0 to 7.0
Good in 1
direction
Blue to
green
APATITE
APATITO
AMPHIBOLE
GROUP
ANFIBOL
KYANITE
PYROXENE
GROUP
PIROXENO
BREAKAGE
PATTERN
5.0 to
6.0
2 directions,
good at
approx. 60
and 120
5.0 to
7.0
Good in 1
direction
5.5 to
6.0
2 directions,
poor to fair
at approx.
90
6.0
6.0
6.5
6.5 to
7.0
COLOR
SP.
GR.
Black to
green
Blue to
green
Green to
black
REMARKS
NAME
AMPHIBOLE
GROUP
ANFIBOL
KYANITE
CIANITA
PYROXENE
GROUP
PIROXENO
ORTHOCLASE
FELDSPAR GROUP
ORTOCLASA Gpo
FELDESPATO
Uneven
fracture
Conchoidal
fracture
Red to
brown
Olive
green to
yellow
green
GARNET
GRANATE
OLIVINE
OLIVINO
7.0
7.0
Conchoidal
fracture
Conchoidal
fracture
Various
colors
Cleavage
not
prominent
Varied;
black
common
7.0 to
7.5
Cleavage
not
prominent
8.0
Imperfect
cleavage
Green to
yellow
7.0 to
7.5
8.0
1 direction,
poor
Brown,
pink,
ruby-red
9.0
Parting, no
true
cleavage
10
QUARTZ
CUARZO
MICROCRYSTALLINE
QUARTZ
CUARZO
MICROCRISTALINO
TOURMALINE
TURMALINA
STAUROLITE
ESTAUROLITA
BERYL
BERILO
TOPAZ
TOPACIO
CORUNDUM
CORUNDO
/CORINDON
DIAMOND
DIAMANTE