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Conhecida como 'ouro dos tolos', a pirita é o mineral sulfeto mais comum. Seu brilho metálico e cor amarelo-latão pálido lhe conferem uma semelhança superficial com o ouro. Ocorre em todos os tipos de rochas e é uma fonte importante de ferro e enxofre.
| Sistema Cristalino | Cubic (Isometric) |
| Classe Mineral | 02 Sulfides and Sulfosalts |
| Dureza Mohs | 6.0-6.5 |
| Gravidade Específica | 4.95-5.10 |
| Cor | Pale brass-yellow |
| Brilho | Metallic |
| Traço | Greenish-black to brownish-black |
| Clivagem | Indistinct |
| Fratura | Conchoidal to uneven |
| Transparência | Opaque |
| Hábito Cristalino | Cubic, pyritohedral, octahedral |
Dureza Mohs
Mohs Hardness: 6,0 – 6,5
1 Soft10 Hard
Sistema Cristalino
Cubic (Isometric)Explore on Science FYI
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the hardness of Pyrite?
Pyrite has a Mohs hardness of 6.0-6.5.
What crystal system does Pyrite belong to?
Pyrite crystallizes in the Cubic (Isometric) crystal system.
What color is Pyrite?
Pyrite is typically Pale brass-yellow.
What type of luster does Pyrite have?
Pyrite exhibits a Metallic luster.
What is the chemical formula of Pyrite?
The chemical formula of Pyrite is FeS2.