'Orthoclase feldspar' diaporamas de présentation

IGNEOUS ROCKS

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Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks. Sedimentary Rocks. Sediment A. Introduction. Sedimentary Rocks. Sediment A. Introduction B. Process that leads to Lithification. Sedimentary Rocks. Sediment A. Introduction B. Process that leads to Lithification 1) Weathering and Erosion.

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Rock Forming Process, the Rock Cycle, and THE Rocks

Rock Forming Process, the Rock Cycle, and THE Rocks. Review of Minerals. What are the four characteristics of a mineral? Naturally Occurring Crystalline Solid Specific Chemical Composition Inorganic. Review of Minerals. What mineral is this? DOLOMITE. Review of Minerals.

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Earth Systems 3209

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Mineral Lab

Mineral Lab. Goals of mineral section. What is a mineral? How are physical and chemical properties used to identify minerals? Which elements are found in the major rock forming minerals? Where on the periodic table are the most abundant elements located?. Definition of a mineral.

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Earth Systems 3209

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Orthoclase feldspar

Orthoclase feldspar. Quartz. Fluorite. Halite. Calcite. Gypsum. Muscovite Mica. Kaolinite. Talc. Corundum. Garnet. Biotite. Malachite-Azurite. Apatite. Limonite. Magnetite. Galena. Graphite. Pyrite.

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Introduction to Minerals The building blocks of rocks

Introduction to Minerals The building blocks of rocks. Definitions, Properties, Chemical characteristics. Definitions. Mineral Naturally occurring Can occur/be made naturally in the wild Inorganic Not made up of living things, or the remains of living things. Definitions.

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Rocks

Rocks. A ROCK IS A GROUP OF MINERALS BOUND TOGETHER IN SOME WAY. ROCKS ARE DIVIDED INTO THREE GROUPS BASED ON HOW THE ROCKS FORMED. IGNEOUS ROCKS. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. METAMORPHIC ROCKS. Igneous rocks . IGNEOUS ROCKS ARE FORMED BY THE COOLING AND HARDENING OF MOLTEN ROCKS.

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Ge 101. Introduction to Geology and Geochemistry

Ge 101. Introduction to Geology and Geochemistry. Lecture 2 Crystal Structure of Minerals. Image 2.1. Cleavage planes and number of cleavage directions. Silicate structure. Specimen. Mineral. Chemical formula. Isolated tetrahedra. 1 plane. (Mg,Fe) 2 SiO 4. Olivine.

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