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Fall Final Exam Review

Fall Final Exam Review. Chapter 1.1. 1. Astronomy- scientific study of the universe beyond Earth; space. 2. Earth Science- scientific study of the Earth and the universe that surrounds it. 3. Geology- scientific study of the origin, structure, and history Earth.

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Sediments of the Ocean

Sediments of the Ocean. Chapter 5. Are particles of organic or inorganic matter that accumulates in a loose unconsolidated form Originates from: Weathering Erosion Living organism. Volcanic eruptions Chemical process Outer space. Sediments of the Oceans.

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Chemical composition of building raw materials, chemistry of inorganic bonding compounds I.

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Friday December 10, 2010

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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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Gen Sci rocks!!!

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Den 9: Geology

Den 9: Geology. Geology Pin: Requirement 12 . James Christiansen Education Job preparation Different Jobs for Geologists. Geology Loop: Requirement 1. What is Geology

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Wednesday January 16, 2013

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Rocks: Materials of the Lithosphere

Rocks: Materials of the Lithosphere. Minerals vs Rocks. Minerals: Inorganic Solid Crystalline structure Each classification has a specific chemical composition. Rocks: Solid Cluster/consolidation of minerals Classified by formation. Types of Minerals. I. Silicates

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Minerals in rocks

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What is a mineral?

What is a mineral?. Naturally Occurring Inorganic Solid Specific Chemical Composition Characteristic Crystal Structure Regular geometric arrangement of atoms. Mineral Properties. Crystal form/Growth habit Luster Hardness Specific Gravity Streak Cleavage Fracture Color

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Geology of NY and NJ

Geology of NY and NJ. Objectives. Earth Science Review Structure of the Earth Minerals vs. Rocks What are the three rock types? How does the rock cycle work?. New York and New Jersey Geologic Connection Northeast Geologic History Impacts on Society. Explore the Museum

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Minerals

Minerals. Pg. 15. Mineral. A naturally occurring, inorganic solid with a specific chemical composition and a definite crystalline structure. Break it down (What is a mineral). Naturally occurring- formed in nature, not in a lab. Inorganic- not living/never alive

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Sediment

Sediment. Rock that is broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved in water. Mineral. is a naturally occurring Inorganic solid with a specific chemical composition definite crystalline structure. Mineral.

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