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When identifying minerals, scientists often look at the color of the mineral when it is in powdered form. What is this color cal

led?
A.
the grain of the mineral
B.
the color of the mineral
C.
the streak of the mineral
D.
the luster of the mineral

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Dmitry [639]4 years ago

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Answer:

the streak of the mineral

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