Physical properties of sulfates
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2025-06-05
Crystal structure: Most sulfate minerals have low symmetry in their crystal structure, mainly belonging to the monoclinic and orthorhombic crystal systems.
Crystal structure: Most sulfate minerals have low symmetry in their crystal structure, mainly belonging to the monoclinic and orthorhombic crystal systems.
Hardness and specific gravity: Hardness is generally low (2-3.5), specific gravity is small (2-4), and minerals containing barium and lead can have a specific gravity of over 4.
Color: Usually colorless or white, yellow brown or blue-green when containing iron, blue-green when containing copper, and red when containing manganese or cobalt.
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