Definition
From Webster's Second Edition:
di·a·pha·ne·ity, n. [Greek diapheia, transparency, from
diaphanes, transparent; dia-, through, and phainein, to show.] the quality of being transparent.
Diaphaneity |
MINERAL COUNT |
Nearly opaque |
4 |
Opaque |
897 |
Opaque to subtranslucent |
6 |
Opaque to translucent |
12 |
Semitranslucent |
1 |
Subopaque |
15 |
Subopaque to Opaque |
2 |
Subtranslucent |
17 |
Subtranslucent to Opaque |
65 |
Subtranslucent to translucent to opaque |
1 |
Subtransparent |
4 |
Subtransparent to Opaque |
8 |
Subtransparent to subtranslucent |
7 |
Subtransparent to translucent |
14 |
Subtransparent to translucent to opaque |
2 |
Translucent |
362 |
Translucent to Opaque |
144 |
Translucent to Subopaque |
23 |
Translucent to Subtranslucent |
1 |
Translucent to subtranslucent |
33 |
Translucent to subtranslucent to opaque |
6 |
Translucent to transparent |
29 |
Transparent |
923 |
Transparent to Dull |
1 |
Transparent to Opaque |
28 |
Transparent to Semiopaque |
1 |
Transparent to Subopaque |
21 |
Transparent to Subtranslucent |
36 |
Transparent to Subtransparent to translucent |
13 |
Transparent to Translucent |
801 |
Transparent to translucent to opaque |
29 |
Transparent to translucent to subtranslucent |
1 |
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