Diatomite Hardness: Understanding its Mohs Scale Value

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Diatomite Hardness: Understanding its Mohs Scale Value

Diatomite has a Mohs hardness of 1 to 2.

This means it's very soft, similar to talc (1) and gypsum (2) on the Mohs scale.

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