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The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Presents The Lewis Collection

The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Presents The Lewis Collection. By Tara VanPatten Mill Run Elementary.

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Assignment #1 Answer the 12 questions posted on our webpage. Due next week in lab. Worth (12 points)

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Bellwork

Bellwork. What are the five characteristics of a mineral?. BELLWORK. DISCUSS A SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATION YOU HAVE MADE RECENTLY. Earth Science Chapter 3 Minerals. 5 characteristics of minerals Flip book. Bellwork. What is the difference between rocks and minerals? . Identifying minerals.

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Minerals

Minerals. Charity I. Mulig. Definition. A Mineral is a naturally occurring Inorganic Solid with a definite chemical composition and a crystalline structure . . How do minerals form?. Crystallization from magma Precipitation Pressure and Temperature Hydrothermal solutions.

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Minerals

Minerals . Rocks are made up of minerals but minerals are not made up of rocks!!. Minerals . There are different kinds of minerals in rocks because rocks are made up of minerals. Minerals are not made up of rocks. The definition of a mineral includes very specific parts

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Identifying Minerals

Identifying Minerals. Chapter 9.2. Characteristics of Minerals. Characteristics of Minerals A mineralogist is a scientist who specializes in the study of minerals. Every mineral has a set of specific properties that can used to identify that mineral.

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Properties of Minerals

Properties of Minerals. Geologists use characteristics to tell one mineral from another. What is a Mineral?. Must be a solid. Must occur in nature. Must have a definable chemical composition ( NaCl ). Must have a crystalline structure. Must be inorganic.

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Physical Science

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Agenda 2/25

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5.3. IDENTIFYING MINERALS

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What is a Mineral?

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Petrified Wood

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Petrified Wood

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Minerals

Minerals. Geology: Slides 11-21. Minerals. For an object to be considered a mineral it must meet the following criteria: It must be naturally occurring It must be a solid It must have a definite chemical composition It must have a definite crystal structure

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Mineral Identification

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Mineral Identification

Mineral Identification. Minerals combine with each other to form rocks. For example, granite consists of the minerals feldspar, quartz, mica, and amphibole in varying ratios.

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Minerals

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