Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Atomic number

A

the number of protons in its nucleus

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2
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Atomic mass

A

the number of neutrons and protons in the nucleus

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3
Q

Isotopes

A

atoms of an element having the same atomic number but differing mass number

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4
Q

Ion

A

an atom with a positive or negative charge

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5
Q

Anion

A

atom gains electron that has a negative charge

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6
Q

Cation

A

atoms loses electron that has a positive charge

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7
Q

Ionic bond

A

two oppositely charge ions are attracted to form a bond

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8
Q

Covalent bond

A

elements “share” electrons to fulfill their outermost shells

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9
Q

Metallic bond

A

like covalent bonding except all the extra valence electrons of a large group of atoms are considered together in what is called an “electron sea” that is shared by all the atoms in the group

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10
Q

Silicates

A

silicon and oxygen formed a covalent bond to create the silicate compound

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11
Q

What structure does silicate have?

A

tetrahedron

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12
Q

Substitution

A

some cations can substitute for another because of the similar size and charge

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13
Q

Silicate structure of olivine

A

independent tetrahedron

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14
Q

Silicate structure of pyroxene

A

single chain

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15
Q

Silicate structure of amphibole

A

double chin

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16
Q

Silicate structure of micas

A

sheet

17
Q

Silicate structure of feldspar and quartz

A

3D network (framework)

18
Q

Olivine

Element and rock

A

Fe, Mg

olivine

19
Q

Pyroxene group

Element and rock

A

Fe, Mg, Al, Ca, Na

augite

20
Q

Amphibole group

Element and rock

A

Ca, Na, Fe, Mg, Al

hornblende

21
Q

Micas group, Biotite

Element and rock

A

K, Fe, Mg

biotite, muscovite

22
Q

Feldspar group

Element and rock

A

K, Na, Ca, Al, Si, O

orthoclase, plagioclase

23
Q

Quartz

Element and rock

A

SiO(2)

quartz

24
Q

Calcite

Element and rock

A

CaCO(3)

calcite

25
Q

Sulfates

A

compounds of metallic cations bonded with sulfate anion

26
Q

Sulfides

A

compounds of metallic cations bonded with sulfur

27
Q

Oxides

A

compounds of metallic cations bonded to oxygen atoms

28
Q

Carbonates

A

compounds of cations bonded with the carbonate ion

29
Q

Cleavage

A

breakage along planes of weakness

30
Q

Fracture

A

breakage not along cleavage plane

31
Q

Hardness

A

resistance to scratching or abrasion

32
Q

Luster

A

character of reflected light

33
Q

Crystal form

A

geometric shape

34
Q

Reaction to HCI

A

chemical interaction of weak hydrochloric acid (HCI) and calcium carbonate (CaCO[3])

35
Q

Streak

A

color when powered

36
Q

Mohs hardness scale

A

uses numerical values 1-10

Ex: diamond = 10, quartz = 7, talc = 1

37
Q

How minerals form when magma cools

A

magma rises from mantle and from melted crust cools as it penetrates solid rock which allows igneous minerals to crystallize