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Mohs Hardness Scale

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The Mohs Hardness Scale design system renders Friedrich Mohs's 1812 ordinal hardness reference as a numbered specimen plate — ten mineral chips in a row, from talc (1) to diamond (10), each a muted earth-gray printed on cool chart-white paper.

Engraved serifs, monospaced numerals, and monochrome scratch-test line diagrams give it the calm authority of a scientific reference set. The palette holds to chalky, desaturated mineral tones: no saturation, no metallic sheen, no warmth.

莫氏硬度系统将弗里德里希·莫斯 1812 年制定的矿物硬度序数标准,呈现为一张编号标本图版——十枚矿物碎片排成一行,从滑石(1)到金刚石(10),每一枚都是淡雅的土灰色,印在冷调的图表白纸上。

雕版风格的衬线字体、等宽数字与单色刻划测试线图,赋予它科学参考标准集般沉静而权威的气质。整套配色坚守粉质、低饱和的矿物色调:无饱和、无金属光泽、亦无暖意,是一份冷静、可信、可被反复比对的矿物学图版。

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  • Origin来源Western Europe (German/Austrian mineralogy)西欧(德意志/奥地利矿物学)
  • Period年代pre-1900 (Friedrich Mohs's comparative hardness scale, 1812)
  • Designer代表人物Friedrich Mohs
  • Movements所属运动19th-century systematic mineralogy · comparative hardness testing · specimen-reference plate convention

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