Part A How does mineral cleavage differ from mineral fracture? O Mineral cleavage is the mineral's tendency to break into uneven surfaces, whereas mineral frac Cleavage occurs when all of the chemical bonds within the mineral are equally strong in all direc weaker in one or two directions than the remaining direction(s). O There are several types of cleavage, but only one type of fracture. O There are several types of fracture, but only one type of cleavage. O Mineral cleavage is the mineral's tendency to break along flat, even planes, whereas mineral fractu

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