Question 9 0/1 pts Characteristics of Mineral #5: can be black, brown, silvery gray, or earthy red, but consistently has a red streak; can have a metallic or earthy luster, is nonmagnetic, and does not effervesce. What is this mineral? Galena Magnetite Pyrite Hematite rect Question 10 0/1 pts Mineral #5 is shown here with another mineral with a similar chemical composition. What are these two minerals called?

Question 9 0/1 pts Characteristics of Mineral #5: can be black, brown, silvery gray, or earthy red, but consistently has a red streak; can have a metallic or earthy luster, is nonmagnetic, and does not effervesce. What is this mineral? Galena Magnetite Pyrite Hematite rect Question 10 0/1 pts Mineral #5 is shown here with another mineral with a similar chemical composition. What are these two minerals called?

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