This document provides a table listing various materials and their relative hardness on the Mohs hardness scale of 1-10. The scale ranges from softest (talc at 1) to hardest (diamond at 10). Some key materials and their ratings include gypsum at 2, calcite and zinc sulfide at 3, fluorite at 4, apatite at 5, orthoclase at 6, quartz at 7, garnet at 7-8, corundum at 9, and diamond at 10. The table serves as a reference for comparing the hardness of different minerals and materials.
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MohsHardness 1
This document provides a table listing various materials and their relative hardness on the Mohs hardness scale of 1-10. The scale ranges from softest (talc at 1) to hardest (diamond at 10). Some key materials and their ratings include gypsum at 2, calcite and zinc sulfide at 3, fluorite at 4, apatite at 5, orthoclase at 6, quartz at 7, garnet at 7-8, corundum at 9, and diamond at 10. The table serves as a reference for comparing the hardness of different minerals and materials.