Mohs hardness 1 rocks & minerals
Mohs hardness 1 is the softest rung of the scale — the reference mineral is talc. These minerals are easily scratched by a fingernail and feel slippery or greasy.
Showing 241–260 of 260 rocks (page 3 of 3).
- No imageUvaniteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2yellow, brownish-yellow
Uzoniteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2yellow, orange
Valleriiteraremineral · Mohs 1bronze-brown, blackish-brown- No imageValleyiteraremineral · Mohs 1bronze-brown, black
Vanaliteraremineral · Mohs 1yellow, yellow-orange- No imageVerbeekiteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2black
Vermiculitecommonmineral · Mohs 1.5-2brown, yellow-brown, golden-yellow
Vernaditecommonmineral · Mohs 1-2black, brownish-black
Vivianitecommonmineral · Mohs 1.5-2colorless, white, pale green
Vulcaniteraremineral · Mohs 1-2steel-gray, black, bronze
Wakabayashiliteraremineral · Mohs 1.5yellow, orange-yellow
Wampeniteraremineral · Mohs 1-2colorless, pale yellow
Watanabeiteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2lead-gray, white
Weissbergiteraremineral · Mohs 1.5white, colorless
Woodwarditeraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2.5blue, blue-green, green
Yarrowiteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2indigo-blue, blackish-blue- No imageYellow Ochercommonmineral · Mohs 1-3yellow, brownish-yellow, ochre-yellow
- No imageYushkiniteraremineral · Mohs 1-2violet, black
Zincsiliteraremineral · Mohs 1-2pink, pale pink- No imageZnamenskyiteraremineral · Mohs 1.5-2yellow, brownish-yellow
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