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a naturally occurring inorganic solid with a crystaline form

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mineral

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2
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the color of a mineral in powder form

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streak

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3
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mineral breaks along preferred planes creating smooth paralelle sides

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cleavage

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4
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minerals that break irregularly

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fracture

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5
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minerals resistance to scratch

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hardness

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6
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molten rock matierial inside earth

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magma

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A mineral is

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naturally occurring, inorganic solid, crystaline form

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8
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What are the two most abundant elements that make up Earth’s crust?

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silicon and oxygen

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9
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What does inorganic mean?

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material that is non living

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10
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What does the arrangement of an atom and the bonds between them reflect about a mineral?

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The way it breaks, how hard it is, type of crystal shape it has

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11
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What are all the ways to identify minerals?

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streak, luster, cleavage, fracture, hardness, crystal shape, atomic arrangement

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12
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what are the two types of luster?

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non metallic, metallic

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13
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How does metallic luster reflect light?

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very easily, like a piece of metal (chrome)

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14
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How does non metallic luster reflect light?

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like glass, earthy, waxy

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15
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how do you perform the streak test?

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rubbing a mineral on an unglazed white porcelain tile

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16
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what are the two types of breakage that can happen to minerals?

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cleavage or fracture

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17
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what is the name of the scale to measure the hardness of a mineral?

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moh’s scale of hardness

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18
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What is the hardness range of moh’s hardness scale?

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1-10

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19
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how many different crystal shape systems are there?

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6

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20
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minerals grow from the

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inside out

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21
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what are the three ways minerals can form?

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hot water, evaporation, molten rock

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22
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what are the two mineral groups?

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silicates and non silicates

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23
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which mineral group is the most abundant in earths crust?

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silicates

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24
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what elements are silicates made up of?

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sillicon and oxygen

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nonsilacates do not contain what element?
sillicon
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what mineral is used to make glass?
quartz
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Naturally formed mixture containing minerals, rock fragments, and volcanic glass
Rock
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How are rocks identified?
composition and texture
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What does the texture of a rock describe about a rock?
size shape and arrangement of the rocks components
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Where do intrusive igneous rocks form?
form in earths crust
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What type of molten does intrusive igneous rock form from?
molten rock that cools and crystalizes underground
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what is the name of the series that illustrates stimultaneos crystallizationof sillicate minerals?
Bowen's reaction theory's
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What are the three types of magma?
Mafic, intermediate, felsic
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which magma type has a low sillica content?
basaltic
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Which magma type has a high sillica content?
rhyolitic
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Which type of crust has an abundant amount of quartz?(oceanic or continental)
continental crust
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Which type of crust has little to no quartz? (oceanic or continental)
continental or oceanic crust
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Which type of igneous rock has a coarse grained?
Intrusive
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Which type of igneous rock has fine grained texture?
Extrusive
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Do fine grained rocks cool slowly or quickly?
quickly
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What are the two specific texture types for extrusive igneous rock?
Pumice and scoria
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Which texture is the types with holes left behind because of rapid cooling?
holey textures
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Which texture is the type with two different crystal sizes because of different cooling rates?
porphyritic
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What type of rock has a vesicular (holey) texture?
Pumice
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Define clasts
small rock and mineral fragments
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What types of erosion are rocks on earth's surface exposed to?
wind, water, and other forces
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What does it mean if clasts are being transported?
They are being moved from one place to another
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What does it mean if clasts are being deposited?
It is when the clasts stopped being carried by the wind or water
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Define pore space
The empty space between grains
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Define compaction
clasts stick together due to the weight of overlying material
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Define cementation
minerals percipitate slowly out of a water solution and crystallizes in the spaces between clasts
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How are sedimentary rocks formed?
they are formed by using both compaction and cementation
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What is another name for clasts?
detritus
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what are sedimentary that are mostly made of clasts?
detrital sedimentary rock
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What is decreasing size of clasts?
gravel, sand, silt, and clay
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Which clast size would be deposited first?
gravel
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What are four common detrital sedimentary rocks?
gravel, sand, silt, and clay
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How are chemical sedimentary rocks formed?
they form from water that had dissolved solids
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If sedimentary rocks contain remains of living organisms what are they called?
biochemical sedimentary rocks
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what are 2 common biochemical sedimentary rocks?
carbon and coal
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What are 3 types of sedimentary rock?
detrital, chemical, biochemical sedimentary rocks
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Metamorphic rock is changed by a combination of which 3 things?
heat,pressure, and chemical reactions
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Which types of rocks can be changed by metamorphism?
Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
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What is it called when metamorphic changes in rocks occur over large areas?
regional metamorphism
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What is it called when metamorphic changes in rocks occur over small areas?
contact metamorphism
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When shale is compressed, which type of metamorphic rock is created?
slate
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What are the two types of metamorphic rock textures?
foliated and non-foliated
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Define foliated texture
ranged and has layers of bands
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define non-foliated texture
randomly organized
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Metamorphic rocks are are mainly classified based on which two things?
texture and composition
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Define rock cycle
The continual changing from one rock type to another
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Which types of rocks are part of the rock cycle?
igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic
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What are 3 types of rocks?
igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
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Which type of rocks form from molten rock?
igneous
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Which types of rock are formed from clasts, precipitation, or compressed once living matter?
sedimentary
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Which types of rocks are formed from heat, pressure, and chemical reactions?
metamorphic
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What can form from hot water, evaporation, or molten rock?
minerals