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  • Minerals with a Hardness of 2: Gypsum, Talc & Selenite
    There are several minerals that have a hardness of 2 on the Mohs Hardness Scale. Some common examples include:

    * Gypsum: This is a very common mineral, often found in sedimentary rocks. It's also used to make drywall.

    * Talc: The softest mineral on the Mohs scale. It's often used in baby powder and cosmetics.

    * Selenite: A variety of gypsum that is known for its clear, glassy appearance.

    There are other minerals with a hardness of 2, but these are some of the most common and well-known.

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