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CH 6 Rocks & Rock Cycle

CH 6 Rocks & Rock Cycle. Quiz Review. Plagioclase feldspar, biotite , pyroxene, amphibole, and olivine are common minerals in felsic / mafic igneous rocks. mafic. Rocks are composed of _____________. More than one mineral.

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Minerals

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Geology-Earth Materials

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What is a Mineral?

What is a Mineral?. A mineral is a: Naturally occurring, Inorganic, Crystalline solid, That has a definite chemical composition. Some Minerals. What is a Rock?. A rock is a: Naturally formed, Consolidated material, Composed of grains of one or more minerals. Some Rocks.

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Mineral Characteristics

Mineral Characteristics. A mineral is a naturally occurring, inorganic solid with a specific chemical composition and a definite crystalline structure. Naturally occurring means they are formed by natural processes.

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Minerals

Minerals. Ch. 9. 9.1 What is a mineral?. Minerals Inorganic A. Kinds of minerals B. Silicate minerals Nonsilicated minerals C. Crystalline structure The crystalline structure of silicate minerals Isoloated tetrahedral silicates and rign silicates

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inorganic - not formed by organic chemistry (e.g., sugars, etc.)

Mineral - A naturally occurring, inorganic, homogeneous solid with a definite chemical composition and an ordered atomic arrangement. naturally occurring - materials synthesized in laboratory do not count, must be formed by natural processes in wild.

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inorganic - not formed by organic chemistry (e.g., sugars, etc.)

Mineral - A naturally occurring, inorganic, homogeneous solid with a definite chemical composition and an ordered atomic arrangement. naturally occurring - materials synthesized in laboratory do not count, must be formed by natural processes in wild.

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Unit 4 Chapter 2 Minerals

Unit 4 Chapter 2 Minerals. Mr. Cesaire Martin Van Buren High School. Aim: What is a mineral? Do Now: Open to page 96 of the Earth Science TEXT book and define mineral and write down the characteristics of a mineral in your notes:

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Chapter 4 Basic Info on Minerals !

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Practical II

Practical II. Handspecimens. Elementary chemical composition. 4000 mineral species with individual mineral names (currently) Within species different polytypes : Quartz: amethyst, citrine, rosequartz , etc.; Beryl: emerald (Cr-rich); aquamarine (Fe-rich)

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Nutrients

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Minerals

Minerals are the basic constituents of rocks, so understanding minerals is the foundation of understanding rocks. Minerals. v 0055 of 'Minerals' by Greg Pouch at 2013-08-28 12:59:08 LastSavedBeforeThis 2012-08-30 10:26:25 02Minerals.ppt Corrected formula for hematite, a. Minerals.

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Rock Cycle

Rock Cycle. A cool trip around the rock cycle. What is a rock?. A rock is a mixture of such minerals, rock fragments, volcanic glass, organic matter, or other natural materials.

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Minerals

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Identifying Minerals

Identifying Minerals. Rock-Forming Minerals Over 2000 known minerals, many are rare Common minerals are rock-forming minerals Most R-F minerals are silicate The minerals are identified by their physical properties The study of minerals is mineralogy. Identification by Inspection.

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Mineral Notes

Mineral Notes. Mineral = a naturally formed solid substance with a crystal structure, which was not formed from living things. Crystal structure = a definite pattern in the way the particles in a substance are arranged. pyrite. Properties used to identify minerals.

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Common Minerals

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