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10 February, 12:59

Differentiate between subjective and objective mineral properties

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    Subjective minerals are minerals that are subjected to so something specific. Objective minerals are minerals that have an object they are made for.

    although this is a small difference, in the scientific world with out this you could go totally wrong
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