optical mineralogy Flashcards

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source of light

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light source

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2
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polarizes light in one direction

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polarizer

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3
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controls and illuminate light coing from the sourece

-it focuses the light in one area

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condenser

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4
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controls the cone of light catering in the objective

-for relief ng minerals mo`

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iris diaphragm

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5
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platform of the specimen

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stage

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6
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fix the specimen on the stage

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stage clips

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used for centering the mineral on the stage, also used for point locations and systematic traverse of the specimen under the microscope

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mechanical stage

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8
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it makes the stage go up or down

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coarse adjustment knob

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9
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used for focusing image

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fine adjustment knob

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10
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it holds the objectives

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revolving nose piece

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11
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essential lenses of the mircoscope for magnification and resolution

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objectives initial

4x, 10x, 20x, 40x

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12
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insertion slot for accessory plates

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test plate

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13
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upper polarizer

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analyzer

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14
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accesory plate used for observing interference figures

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betrand lense

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15
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it increases retardation of a secion by about 4y

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mica plate

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16
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used to determine fast and slow directions of light

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gypsum plate

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17
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used to produce interference color beginning first to the end of the 3rd and 4th order

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quartz wedge

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18
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light consist of particles or photons

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corpuscular theory

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19
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light is transmitted by the vibration of particle in a wave

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wave theory

christian huygens

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20
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considered light as waves that are electromagnetic

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eletromagnetic theory

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21
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radiating oscillators in a black body radiate energy discontinuously in units called quanta

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quantum theory

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22
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a perpendicular drawn to the surface of a wave front at any point of propagation of light

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wave normal

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23
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locus of all the points of a medium of light

pinagsama samang wave normal

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wave front

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24
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the direction which light is propagated

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ray of light

perpendicular to the wave front

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wave normal and the direction of propagation of the light rays are perpendicular to wave front
isotropic
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light rays are not parallel to the wave nrmal
anisotropic
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a curve combining movement around a circle with motion along a straight line
displacement
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lies in the wave front and is perpendicular to the ray in isotropic media. -in anisotropic media it is perpendicular only in limited directions
vibration direction
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distance between two successive crests or troughs
wavelength
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number of vibrations in a given unit of time
frequency
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maximum displacement of a wave from the line of transmission
amplituted
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the interval necessary for a wave to undergo a complete osccilation
period
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the upper tip of the wave
crest
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lower tip of the wave
trough
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a group of light waves following along a sample path
beam
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straight line path followed by light in moving from one point to another
ray
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ration of the wave normal velocity in a vacuum to wave normal velocity in medium
refractive index
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light of a single wavelength
monochromatic light
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lies parallels to the plane of the wavefront
light vector isotropic - perpendicular to the direction of the propagation anisotropic - parallels, but not perpendicular to the direction of propagation
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types of vector
electric and magnetic
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speed of light
186,284 miles per second | 299,792 km per second
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combination of all the different wavelengths visible to the eye
wgite light
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realistic virtual image with a flat field
orthoscopic observation
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size of the sample
1 x 2 inches
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you grind the sample in a ????
240 - 800 mesh abrasive
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in cutting a sample you use a
diamond saw cutter
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thickness of a sample in a thin section
0.03 mm
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clean the thin section with a ?
xylol solution
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pandikit ng sample mo sa glass slide
canada balsam
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study of the interaction of light with minerals
optical mineralogy
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study of opaque minerals using reflected light
ore microscopy
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general application of optical mineralogy
identification of minerals
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observed with prolonged light
color
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change in color of a mineral in varying degrees as the stage is rotated due to differences in light absroption
pleochroism
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the ability of a mineral to separate into smaller particles bounded of faces of possible crystal form
cleavage | best explained in the terms of direction
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straight line sa wave kung saan nagsisimula ang sukat ng crest or trough
inflection line
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cleavage of pyroxene
87-93
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cleavage of amphiboles
124-56
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grains that show no recognisable crystal form
anhedral
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grains that show imperfect but recognisable crystal form
subhedral
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grains that show sharp and clear crystal form
euhedral
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degree of visibility of a transparent mineral in an imersion medium - the contrast between a mineral and its surroundings due to diference in RI
relief
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R.I. of canada balsam
1.53
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IR of the mineral is higher than the medium
high relief
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RI of the mineral is lower than the medium
low relief
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RI of the mineral and the medium is almost the same
zero relief
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band or rim of light visible along a grain/crystal boundary in a plane polarized light.
central illumination method or becke line method
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produced because of light spli into two rays on passing trough a mineral
interference color | michel-levy chart
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the difference of n of the fast and slow ray
birefrringence
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formation of rational symmetry intergrowth of two or more grains of crystalline specie
twinning
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form of penetration twinning where two crystals form as penetration twins
carlsbad twinning | -may hati sa half
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where to adjoining slabs or lamellae are mutually reversed with respect to each other and every alternate twin or slab has an indetical atomic structure
lamellar twinning - stripes - plagioclase
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shows two kinds of repeated twinning i thin section, with one set of twins arrange at 90 degrees to the other set
cross-hatched twinning or tartan twinning -microcline
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solid solution which do not have uniform solution
zoning
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center of the mineral is more sodic becoming calcic towards the margin
normal zoning
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center is more calcic becoming more sodic towards the margin
reverse zoning
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steplike progression for more calcic interior to more sodic margins w/ local reversals in adjacent zones
oscillatory zoning
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when mineral become dark parallel to the crosshairs
parallel extinction
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mineral becoe dark at an angle
inclined/oblique extinction
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planes to the diagonal; vibration direction is diagonal
symmetrical extinction
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the arms of the uniaxial interrference figure forming a cross
isogyres
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interference colors, band of colors in the uniaxial interference figure
isochromes
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the point where the isogyres cross
melatope
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the identification or interpretation of framework mineralogy and textures leading to classification of wallrock as sedimentary, metamorphic, or igeous
petrography