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Mineral
Identification by Picture and Attribute
Explorers! Before you begin your journey, you need to recognize these geological specimens. |
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Begin by selecting one of the specimens pictured. |
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Inosilicates, Neosilicates, Sorosilicates |
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Oxides, Hydroxides, Carbonates |
Silicates |
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Name: Azurite |
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Class: CARBONATES |
Color
blue |
Chemical Formula: Cu3+2 (CO3)2 (OH)2 |
Streak
paler blue |
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Luster
earthy or glassy |
Hardness
3.5 - 4 |
Cleavage
1 direction |
Density
3.8 |
Crystal Form
Monoclinic (Rare) |
Common Uses / Other Facts: An ore of copper usually found,
as here, closely associated with malachite. |
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Sulfides and Sulfates |
Halides |
Organic |
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