Ordinal Mohs’ hardness scale with minerals in boxes with a hardness of 1-10. The mineral in level 10, diamond, is included as a diamond tool.

Mohs' hardness scale 005-1018488

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Ordinal Mohs’ hardness scale with minerals in boxes with
a hardness of 1-10. The mineral in level 10, diamond, is
included as a diamond tool.

The set includes:
1. Talk
2. Gypsum
3. Calcite
4. Fluorite
5. Apatite
6. Orthoclase
7. Quartz
8. Topaz
9. Corundum
10. Diamond tool
 
Weight 0.35 kg
Dimensions 17.5 x 10 x 3.4 cm

The Mohs’ Hardness Scale – Specimen 005-1018488 is a classic geology teaching tool used to demonstrate mineral hardness and identification. This set includes the ten reference minerals that make up the Mohs scale, ranging from talc (softest) to diamond (hardest), providing a practical and hands-on method for studying mineral properties.

Ideal for classrooms, labs, and self-study, this durable set allows students to test and compare the hardness of minerals, supporting lessons in geology, earth science, and mineralogy. Clearly labeled and organized, it ensures ease of use for both beginners and advanced learners.

Key Features:

  • Complete Mohs’ hardness scale with 10 reference minerals

  • Ranges from talc (1) to diamond (10)

  • Durable and organized for repeated classroom or lab use

  • Perfect for teaching mineral identification and classification

  • Suitable for geology courses, earth science labs, and educational collections

This Mohs’ Hardness Scale set is an essential educational resource, providing students and educators with a reliable way to explore one of the most fundamental concepts in mineralogy.

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