Trivia (Week 4) Flashcards

1
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have an ability to absorb radioactive and metallic contaminants, and keep them locked in safe storage area

A

Apatite

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2
Q

used for making plaster of Paris and cement

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Gypsum

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3
Q

used in dentistry and medicine, arts, medallions and coins, and ingots. Also, used in electronic instruments and computer industry

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Gold

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4
Q

Used to make sheets which is said to be 100x stronger and 10x lighter than steel

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Graphite

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5
Q

used in invisible ink, a brittle metal and resembles Fe

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Cobalt

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6
Q

known for its sugary sweet taste and some of its common uses are in Xrays and fluorescent lights

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Beryllium

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7
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used as a weighted filler for paper, cloth and rubber.

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Barite

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8
Q

used in drilling fluids to lubricate and cool the cutting tools, to remove cuttings, and to help prevent blowouts

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Bentonite

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9
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used for the production of stainless steel to induce hardness, toughness and chemical resistance

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Chromite

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10
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used in glass and ceramic industry

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Feldspar

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11
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used in water filtration and abrasives used in wood furniture

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Garnet

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12
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used to produce specialty alloys, insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, chemical weapons and other poisons

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Arsenopyrite

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13
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used in color TV picture tubes, fireworks, marine flares, and computer monitors

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Celestine

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14
Q

it resists corrosion and used in making alloys

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Garnierite

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15
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used in the human and animal diet, primarily as food seasoning/preservation. Also, to provide Sodium Hydroxide, Soda Ash, and caustic soda

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Halite

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16
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used in the production of porcelain. Also in paper industry to produce glossy paper

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Kaolinite

17
Q

important material component of powerplants as it is used to generate electricity and also used in compass

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Magnetite

18
Q

It is used due to its antimicrobial properties

A

Silver

19
Q

used as laundry detergent and baking soda

A

Trona

20
Q

used in wastewater cleanup since it can absorb NH4, it is used in kitty liter

A

Zeolite

21
Q

chief ingredient of potassium supplements, which are used to treat Hypokalemia

A

Sylvite

22
Q

used in cosmetics and agriculture

A

Talc

23
Q

used in galvanized iron, brass and batteries. Mildew-resistant element in certain paints

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Sphalerite

24
Q

used in the production of oil cloth, semiconductors, photconductors, poison, explosives

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Orpiment

25
Q

ideal as an electrical insulator in high temperature power cables, also used in capacitors and circuit breakers

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Muscovite

26
Q

oldest known green pigments in paintings also an excellent material for producing powdered pigment

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Malachite

27
Q

used for H2S production

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Pyrite

28
Q

used as oscillators in radios, watches, and pressure gauges. Also used in refractories

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Quartz

29
Q

used a dry lubricant resistant to high temeprature

A

Molybdenite

30
Q

used as a coating on welding rods and also in the production of pigments

A

Rutile

31
Q

used in the manufacture of matches, percussion caps and was used as a cosmetic to increase the apparent size of the eye

A

Stibnite