'Many minerals' diaporamas de présentation

Solids and Liquids

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Warm-Up September 4

Warm-Up September 4 . True or False Ice is a mineral. Explain your answer. True. It is a solid Specific chemical composition (H 2 0) Crystal structure (cubic) Naturally occurring (not made by man) Inorganic (never alive). Warm-Up September 5.

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Processes of rock and fossil formation

Comparisons of rocks and minerals and how they are related. Processes of rock and fossil formation. A mineral is a substance found in nature. They are solid, non-living substances. Minerals are made of atoms Earth has more than 3,500 different kinds of minerals. Mineral definition.

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Frederick Irving L. Rico Jane Mary Apelado Mary Angelette Honculada Ms. Charity Mulig

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Mineral Criteria

Mineral Criteria. Inorganic: not made up of living things Naturally Occurring: exist in nature Crystalline Solid: regularly repeating crystalline structure Consistent Chemical Composition: consistent, no variety. Mineral Classes. Silicates: contain silicon (Si) and oxygen (O)

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Rock Cycle

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Properties Used To identify minerals

Properties Used To identify minerals. Remember ! Rarely is a mineral identified by a single property . Physical Properties Color Streak Luster Hardness. color. Color is the most easily observed mineral property and the least useful! .

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Our State

Our State. State Bird. State Bird. State Metal. State Colors. State Tree. (1). (2). State Flower. State Motto. State Flag. State Grass. State Slogan. State Animal. State Gemstone. State Rock. State Seal. State Reptile. State Symbol. State Semi-Precious Gemstone.

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Minerals, Rocks, and Fossils

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Properties of Rocks Lesson 1

Properties of Rocks Lesson 1. What you will learn today. What the words homogeneous and heterogeneous mean What makes a rock a rock. Homogeneous minerals. They have a unique crystalline structure and specific hardness -just like this close-up of sandstone. See the crystals?.

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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle. Chapter 3, Section 1. Rocks. A rock is any solid mass of mineral-like matter that occurs naturally as part of our planet. A few rocks are composed of only one mineral, but most are a mixture of many minerals Some rocks consist of organic material (non-mineral material)

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Rocks & Minerals

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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle. Chapter 3, Section 1. Rocks. A rock is any solid mass of mineral-like matter that occurs naturally as part of our planet. A few rocks are composed of only one mineral, but most are a mixture of many minerals Some rocks consist of organic material (non-mineral material)

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Special Properties of Minerals

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Properties of Minerals 1. Color not always reliable but good place to start

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Notes: Water and its Special Properties

Notes: Water and its Special Properties . Chemical Formula H 2 O How many atoms? How many elements? How many molecules? How many hydrogen atoms? Oxygen? Why kind of bonds are between the hydrogen and oxygen ?. http://www.rmi.org/images/article/4Kids_H2OMolecule.gif. States of Water.

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Section 1: Natural Environments Section 2: History and Culture Section 3: The Region Today

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Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials

Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials. Vocabulary: natural resource, mineral, rock, ore, fuel, fossil fuel, nonrenewable resource, renewable resource. Natural resources are things in nature that people find useful. There are many types of natural resources.

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zirconium

zirconium. By: Gianna Nordo Period:3. Periodic Table . 40 Zr Zirconium 91. Electron Diagram of Zirconium. 2,8,18,10,2. Info. And Physical Description. Name: Zirconium Symbol: Zr Atomic Number: 40 Atomic Weight: 91.224 Group: 4 Period: 5

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