4 Laboratory Exercises 1. Locate your mineral samples and fill out this table below for each one. Use Figure 3.14 to name 46 uBrAAS 2. Which samples have a metallic luster? 3. Which samples have a hardness less than 5.5 (glass plate)? 4. Which samples have one plane of cleavage? 5. Which samples have two planes of cleavage? 6. Which samples have three planes of cleavage? 7. There is a place in the US that is known as the Quartz Crystal Capital of the World. What state is it in? You can "Google" this answer. a. California b. Arkansas c. Alaska d. Washington 8. At what approximate latitude and longitude is the Quartz Crystal Capital of the World at? Use Google Maps to determine the latitude and longitude. a. 34N93W b. 48N121W c. 40N121W d. 62N146W 9. What does your answer to the previous question mean about the location's position relative to the equator and prime meridian? 4 Laboratory Exercises 1. Locate your mineral samples and fill out this table below for each one. Use Figure 3.14 to name 46 uBrAAS 2. Which samples have a metallic luster? 3. Which samples have a hardness less than 5.5 (glass plate)? 4. Which samples have one plane of cleavage? 5. Which samples have two planes of cleavage? 6. Which samples have three planes of cleavage? 7. There is a place in the US that is known as the Quartz Crystal Capital of the World. What state is it in? You can "Google" this answer. a. California b. Arkansas c. Alaska d. Washington 8. At what approximate latitude and longitude is the Quartz Crystal Capital of the World at? Use Google Maps to determine the latitude and longitude. a. 34N93W b. 48N121W c. 40N121W d. 62N146W 9. What does your answer to the previous question mean about the location's position relative to the equator and prime meridian