Moh'S Hardness Test Kit 11 Piece Mineral Hardness Kit Include 9 Rock Mineral Specimens and 2 Unglazed Porcelain Streak Plates for Exploring Identifying Studying Geology and Earth Science

Description

Package Dimensions

4.72 x 4.06 x 2.17 inches; 7.23 ounces

• Uncover the Mystery of Mineralogy: the mohs hardness test kit provides a simple yet effective way for mineral identification, fulfilling the needs of both enthusiastic enthusiasts and professional geologists; This kit contains components necessary to dive into the captivating field of mineral science, opening up a world of rich colors and rocks inherent in our earth
• Assuring Comprehensive Learning: the mohs hardness testing kit comes with 9 pieces of different rock mineral specimens and 2 pieces of unglazed porcelain streak plates, providing a comprehensive set of tools for users to venture into mineral identification; Such as Talc, Gypsum, Calcite, Fluorite, Apatite, Microcline, Milky Quartz, Corundum, and Topaz, each specimen piques the user's curiosity, promoting meaningful learning
• Ideal for Hardness Research Applications: be it a home, or many group activity, the mohs hardness test kit for rocks is the good companion for igniting interest in geological science; This scientific exploration tool, with its rich diversity in rock specimens and streak plates, promotes collaborative activity and active learning
• Compact Size for Portability and Convenience: the mineral hardness kit is designed considering the ease of use and portability; The rock mineral specimens are roughly 1 inch in size, allowing easy handling; The porcelain streak plates are 2 sizes, about 1.97 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches of white and 2.83 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches of black gray, conveniently fit many workplaces or lab settings, applied to perform fringe tests
• Well Processed Specimens: rock hardness testing kit are well picked out and processed manually to ensure that each sample has a clear characteristic; The kit ensures an ample supply of material for multiple people, allowing people to perform real hardness tests and gain a practical understanding of the subject