Q. The behaviour of a mineral towards the forces that tend to destroy it is called ___________

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Q. The property of a mineral by virtue of which it can be cut with a knife is __________

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Q. Mica is __________

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Q. When the mineral occurs in flattened or square form, it is called __________

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Q. Example for elongated structure is __________

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Q. Kyanite shows which form?

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Q. Structure or form which depicts leaf-like sheets is __________

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Q. Muscovite mica shows which structure?

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Q. Identify the type of structure shown below.

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Q. Chromite shows which type of structure?

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Q. Which form resembles a human kidney?

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Q. Malachite shows which type of structure?

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Q. The SI unit of specific gravity is __________

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Q. The density range lies between 2.5 and 4.5 g/cc for __________

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Q. Atoms of greater atomic radii show __________

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Q. Form in which neither a crystal face nor a cleavage is seen is __________

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Q. The minerals which develop electric charge upon heating are called __________

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Q. The Phenomenon where electric charge develops due to application of pressure is __________

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Q. How many minerals are present in the scale of fusibility given by Von Kobell?

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Q. Specific gravity of mineral changes with temperature.

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