'Mineral groups' diaporamas de présentation

Matter and Minerals

Matter and Minerals. Minerals: Building blocks of rocks. Naturally occurring Solid Inorganic Definite chemical composition Crystal structure due to internal arrangement of atoms. http://www.minerals.net/gemstone/index.htm. General Facts about Minerals.

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Mineral Identification

Mineral Identification. Objective. 3 Define chemical and physical properties of minerals to include luster, hardness, cleavage, fracture, streak , color, specific gravity, and special traits. Enduring Understanding. Minerals are the building blocks of rocks. Mineral Identification.

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Chapter 3 Matter and Minerals

Chapter 3 Matter and Minerals. Minerals : Building blocks of rocks. By definition a mineral is Naturally occurring Inorganic solid Ordered internal molecular structure Definite chemical composition Rock A solid aggregate of minerals. Composition of minerals. Elements

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Objectives

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Minerals: context and value

Minerals: context and value. David L. Dillon, M.Sc. Minerals have both geological significance and cultural value. What is the geological significance? What is the cultural significance?. What is the geological significance?.

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General Geology: Minerals

General Geology: Minerals. Instructor: Prof. Dr. Boris Natalin. Topics. Minerals versus rocks Composition of minerals S tructure of minerals M ineral groups C ommon minerals. Natural diamond crystal . A rock A mineral. Rocks is an aggregate of one or more minerals. Minerals.

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Chapter 3

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Mineral Groups

Mineral Groups. Chapter 5.4. Major Mineral Groups. Silicates Carbonates Oxides and Sulfides. I Silicate Group. 90% of all minerals fall within this group Silicon and oxygen compound with some type of metallic element Forms a silica tetrahedron = 4 oxygen bound to 1 silicon atom

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Groups of Minerals adapted from La Rosa

6 th grade science www.middleschoolscience.com 2010. Groups of Minerals adapted from La Rosa. Mineral Groups - Notes. As you view the slides, write your notes into the graphic organizers. Include all the information from each slide into the appropriate boxes. Write neatly and carefully.

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Earth Systems 3209

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Minerals

Minerals. Day 3 Student Notes Quiz Monday!. MINERALS. Elements are the basic building blocks of minerals ! But what is a mineral ? Naturally Occurring Solid Substance Orderly Crystalline Structure Definite Chemical Composition Generally considered inorganic.

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Mineral Introduction

Mineral Introduction. Minerals: Building blocks of rocks. By definition a mineral is Naturally occurring (synthetic diamonds not a mineral) Inorganic solid Ordered internal molecular structure Definite chemical composition Rock A solid aggregate of minerals

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Mineral Groups

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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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MINERALS

MINERALS. Characteristics and Properties. What is a mineral? Naturally occuring Not man-made (synthetic) or biologically produced. Pearls, styrofoam, charcoal are not minerals Inorganic Not formed from processes involving organisms (living or once living) Solid

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Mineral Groups

Mineral Groups. Native vs. Compound Minerals. Native minerals: Composed of only single elements Ex. Copper, Silver and Graphite Compound minerals: Composed of a combination of single elements Ex. Quartz - SiO 2 , Calcite- CaC O 3. Mineral Groups. Silicates:

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