chapter 26.1

Question 1

is a naturally occuring inorganic solids with a crystalline form

Answer 1

minerals

Question 2

colored mineral in powdered form

Answer 2

streak

Question 3

mineral breaks along preferred planes of weakness creating sts of smoothing parellel sides

Answer 3

cleavage

Question 4

minerel that break with irregular surfaces

Answer 4

fracture

Question 5

minerals resistance to scratching

Answer 5

hardness

Question 6

molten rock material inside earth

Answer 6

magma

Question 7

what makes up the earths crust

Answer 7

oxygen and silicon

Question 8

what does inorganic mean

Answer 8

non living materials

Question 9

What does the arrangment of atoms

Answer 9

atoms and bonds

Question 10

what are the seven ways to identify the mineral

Answer 10

luster hardness
gravity color
streak cleavage
specific

Question 11

What are your two types of luster

Answer 11

metallic and non metallic

Question 12

How do metallic Luster reflect light

Answer 12

reflects light like a metal surface would

like a metal surface very easy

Question 13

How would non metallic reflect light

Answer 13

not as reflective

Question 14

how do you perform a streak test

Answer 14

rub mineral on an un glazed porcelain tile

Question 15

what are the two types of breakage

Answer 15

cleavage and fracture

Question 16

what is the scale name to measure

Question 17

how many crystal shapes are there

Answer 17

6

Answer 18

from the inside out

Question 19

what are the three ways a mineral

Answer 19

hot water molten rock evaporation

Question 20

what are the two mineral groups?

Answer 20

silicates and non silicates

Question 21

which mineral group is the most abundant in earths crust?

Answer 21

Silicates

Question 22

which elements are silicates made up of?

Answer 22

oxygen and silicon

Question 23

non silicates do not contain which element?

Answer 23

silicon

Question 24

which mineral is used to make glass?

Answer 24

Quartz