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The Moh's Hardness Test Kit is an 11-piece set designed for mineral identification, featuring 9 rock mineral specimens and 2 unglazed porcelain streak plates. This kit is perfect for educational settings, promoting hands-on learning and exploration in geology and earth science.
R**O
excellent kit
This is a nice and inexpensive Mohs Hardness Test kit. The samples are very nice and about 1.0-1.5 in rough cut stones/minerals. Each nicely labeled in little bags. A hardness sheet is also enclosed along with 2 streak plates. I recommend.
M**E
Good for science class
I like that each stone is in its own marked bag. Only thing I would like different is that the bags would be transparent instead of white.
L**S
Perfect!
These were perfect mineral examples for the hardness test.
M**N
Nice Specimens. Great Value. NO PRINTED INFORMATION.
This is a great kit for the price. Most kits with labeled metal scratchers are over $100.I was surprised to open this kit and find just a bag of minerals. I expected them to be labeled, so I would know what each one is.I printed the picture from the Amazon seller's description and figured out what is what but if I was a total beginner, even that could be difficult.Although I would prefer a box with 9 separate labeled spots to hold the 9 mineral specimens,This kit will suit me just fine.I'm glad I bought it.
C**J
Great learning tool!
This is such an interesting package. Its real first hand knowledge about minerals, how they feel, what they look like. Its really invaluable knowledge. Great product!
V**S
missing instructions
no assembly nor operating instructions
D**J
Absolutely a waste of money!
Zero information, zero labeling of the different stones, zero instructions on how to use. What a waste of money.
P**Y
Liked the rock samples
The rock samples provided were helpful in developing the basic knowledge of rock identification and I like the quality. I would recommend this product.
R**K
Not as Advertised
Streak Plates are not as advertised. Not porcelain. Mineral samples for hardness are not labelled.
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