Cleavage and Fracture

TMart Science, an introduction to mineral cleavage and fracture- Useful properties in mineral identification.

[@kmacdowe]

Fiiinnnnaaalllyyy some one did this. Actually broke em up and intelligently explained this. Thank you!

[@troy2083]

This was so helpful. Especially when you actually broke the minerals down to see where the minerals fracture.

[@paristexas72]

Thank you for this. I learn much better from showing vs telling and now I've turned a corner in understanding this!!

[@SzEXYKaRmA]

Thank you so much!! 5 days reading about cleavage and fractures and I couldn’t understand what you easily explained and demonstrated in 50seconds!! Amazing!! Thank you!!

[@subduednevada8280]

This video is incredibly informative!! And honestly should have more likes and views. I understood the differences a lot better with this short video than a 1hr lecture from my teacher! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! :)

[@bufogeist]

I have a geology exam this week and cleavage was confusing me. Thank you for breaking it down and helping me understand!

[@sanjeevrampalliwar3917]

Very efficiently explained the fractures and cleavage. Even i ,a professor of physiology(not geology😊) could understand because you actually demonstrated by doing it rather than theoritical approach.
Thanks and my regards. Looking forward to more such videos.

[@chandradeepkumar7750]

Great video. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[@samirkumarmahato7636]

Thank you so much sir. Your way explaining is just awesome.

[@virajgems]

Thanks for sharing this video.. It's really worth for my studies..

[@lindakautzman7388]

Thank you. Very interesting and helpful.

[@alaniakimu9873]

Well explanatory. Kudos

[@Az-hf2nr]

AMONG US. VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO. 👍

[@weedchan5148]

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Very helpful video, and I can tell you're passionate about the subject, which makes me feel the same way. You have a very eloquent speaking style. I really appreciate you because it's rare to meet someone who is so enthused about rocks. I aspire to be as enthusiastic about something as you are about your work. I will be doing my best to model you one day.
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[@simmzzzz]

Amazing video. Thank you!

[@partypooper1012]

I love learning science! Thanks for this video i have learned so much. The are sooooo pretty!!!

[@partypooper1012]

yes!

[@amandashi2325]

Thank you for this, you are so helpful.

[@ven.artchives]

Thank you this is so helpful

[@ianseattle420]

the way you handle that knife near your thumb gives me so much anxiety

[@abhishekj.4246]

Great practical

[@EthanG32112]

wow! this helps a lot thanks.

[@SarathPerera-it7it]

Very interesting

[@maggie7960]

So helpful wow

[@mattyboy.1]

isnt octohedral like that because the mineral in the rock forms like that like amethyst forms like it does

[@TMartScience]

Amethyst is a variety of quartz. It is NOT octahedral. There are a few types of minerals that can have an octahedral habit in the way crystals grow... For example, Galena sometimes has octahedral forms. But definitely not quartz.

[@LukeRocks81]

It hurt watching the destruction of such beautiful rocks but I guess sacrificing a few for science is acceptable. Thank you.

[@photoclipstudio6170]

Thanks 🤩

[@sss-jl3ry]

Thanks 😊

[@beast-bz2fi]

Somebody say shiny yellow colour flakes is mica.but I have a sample flakes when heat to directly to flame it's much more brite in yellow & shiny.but it fragile and brittle. Plz tell what is this type of mineral.

[@TMartScience]

Do you have an image of your sample?

[@EthanG32112]

the basal was cool!

[@amrmansour9534]

thank you

[@seayellow5834]

They are so beautiful!!!

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👌👌👌

[@EthanG32112]

so was the cubit

[@fumirik3683]

Geology class moment

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So hot.

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