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Rocks and Minerals

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60問 • 1年前Rocks and Minerals
  • Asher Harvey Zamora
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Its an naturally occuring inorganic solids with crystallized structure

    Minerals

  • 2

    How can you say its Organic

    Contains Carbon - Life

  • 3

    How can you say its Non Organic

    Does Not contains carbon - Still

  • 4

    Minerals are?

    1. Building blocks of rocks 2. Become part of or develop into rocks, in which case the become known as rock-forming minerals

  • 5

    Usually associated with igneous rocks

    Metallic Mineral Resources

  • 6

    Hard, ductile, malleable pure substances that are melted to obtain new products

    Metallic Mineral Resources

  • 7

    Metallic Mineral Resources Examples

    Copper, Silver, Gold

  • 8

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources Examples

    Graphite, Dolomite, Limestone, Mica

  • 9

    Can be easily disintegrated into rocks

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources

  • 10

    Does not or has the opposite properties of the metallic mineral resources

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources

  • 11

    The physical properties of mineral

    Color, Streak, Hardness, Cleavage and Fracture, Crystalline Structure, Transparency, Magnetism, Tenacity, Luster, Odor, Specific Gravity

  • 12

    Most evident characterisitc, first property used to identify minerals Least reliable means of identifying minerals

    Color Most common color/s: White and Transparent

  • 13

    The color of mineral in powder form

    Streak Disadvantage of pulverizing minerals is tedious, making the mineral lose its integrity

  • 14

    The mineral's resistance to scratching

    Hardness

  • 15

    Scale that used to define the Hardness of one thing

    Mohs Hardness Scale

  • 16

    Who invented Mohs Hardness Scale

    Friedrich Mohs

  • 17

    How minerals break into pieces

    Cleavage and Fracture

  • 18

    Break smoothly

    Cleavage

  • 19

    Break in any direction

    Fracture

  • 20

    Periodic array or unique arrangement of atoms

    Crystalline Structure(crystal lattice)

  • 21

    Minerals that don't have crystalline structure are called?

    Amorphous Crystals

  • 22

    Extent of light that can pass through the minerals

    Transparency

  • 23

    Light passes through and can be seen clearly

    Transparent

  • 24

    Light passes through the mineral but not seen clearly

    Translucent

  • 25

    Doesn't transmit light

    Opaque

  • 26

    Ability to attract or repel other minerals

    Magnetism

  • 27

    Ability to hold its particles together

    Tenacity

  • 28

    Resistance to stress such as bending, crushing, breaking, or tearing

    Tenacity

  • 29

    How much light is reflected

    Luster

  • 30

    Distinct smell that is released from a chemical reaction

    Odor

  • 31

    Manifested when the minerals is subjected to water, heat, air, friction

    Odor

  • 32

    How heavy the mineral is by its weight in water, density of the minerals

    Specific Gravity

  • 33

    Minerals are high in specific gravity

    Metallic Minerals

  • 34

    Minerals are lower in specific gravity

    Non-metallic minerals

  • 35

    Chemical Properties of Minerals

    Silicate Class, Carbonate Class, Sulphate Class, Halide Class, Oxide Class, Sulphide Class, Phosphate Class, Element Class

  • 36

    90% of earth's crust

    Silicate Class

  • 37

    Used in glass and ceramics

    Silicate Class

  • 38

    Deposited in marine environments

    Carbonate Class

  • 39

    Used in drug development, glass making, pulp and paper industry

    Carbonate Class

  • 40

    Found in areas with high evaporation rates

    Sulphate Class

  • 41

    Mined for fertilizers and salt preparations

    Sulphate Class

  • 42

    Contains natural salts

    Halide Class

  • 43

    Used for table salt, steel, and aluminum production

    Halide Class

  • 44

    Oxygen combined with metals

    Oxide Class

  • 45

    Used for water treatment

    Oxide Class

  • 46

    Economic Significant

    Sulphide Class

  • 47

    Used in electrical wires and construction materials

    Sulphide Class

  • 48

    Important biological mineral

    Phosphate Class

  • 49

    Used in phosphate fertilizers

    Phosphate Class

  • 50

    Contains pure native elements

    Element Class

  • 51

    Includes metals and semimetals

    Element Class

  • 52

    Types of rocks

    Igneous Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks

  • 53

    Formed from cooling and solidification of magma

    Igneous Rocks

  • 54

    Latin word Igneous Rocks

    "Ignis"

  • 55

    Ignis means?

    fire

  • 56

    Formed from material deposits on Earth's surface

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 57

    Shows distinct layering or bedding

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 58

    Fossils are often preserved in these rocks

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 59

    Formed from exposure to high pressure and/or temperature

    Metamorphic Rocks

  • 60

    Used for building materials, artwork, and decoration

    Matamorphic Rocks

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Its an naturally occuring inorganic solids with crystallized structure

    Minerals

  • 2

    How can you say its Organic

    Contains Carbon - Life

  • 3

    How can you say its Non Organic

    Does Not contains carbon - Still

  • 4

    Minerals are?

    1. Building blocks of rocks 2. Become part of or develop into rocks, in which case the become known as rock-forming minerals

  • 5

    Usually associated with igneous rocks

    Metallic Mineral Resources

  • 6

    Hard, ductile, malleable pure substances that are melted to obtain new products

    Metallic Mineral Resources

  • 7

    Metallic Mineral Resources Examples

    Copper, Silver, Gold

  • 8

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources Examples

    Graphite, Dolomite, Limestone, Mica

  • 9

    Can be easily disintegrated into rocks

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources

  • 10

    Does not or has the opposite properties of the metallic mineral resources

    Nonmetallic Mineral Resources

  • 11

    The physical properties of mineral

    Color, Streak, Hardness, Cleavage and Fracture, Crystalline Structure, Transparency, Magnetism, Tenacity, Luster, Odor, Specific Gravity

  • 12

    Most evident characterisitc, first property used to identify minerals Least reliable means of identifying minerals

    Color Most common color/s: White and Transparent

  • 13

    The color of mineral in powder form

    Streak Disadvantage of pulverizing minerals is tedious, making the mineral lose its integrity

  • 14

    The mineral's resistance to scratching

    Hardness

  • 15

    Scale that used to define the Hardness of one thing

    Mohs Hardness Scale

  • 16

    Who invented Mohs Hardness Scale

    Friedrich Mohs

  • 17

    How minerals break into pieces

    Cleavage and Fracture

  • 18

    Break smoothly

    Cleavage

  • 19

    Break in any direction

    Fracture

  • 20

    Periodic array or unique arrangement of atoms

    Crystalline Structure(crystal lattice)

  • 21

    Minerals that don't have crystalline structure are called?

    Amorphous Crystals

  • 22

    Extent of light that can pass through the minerals

    Transparency

  • 23

    Light passes through and can be seen clearly

    Transparent

  • 24

    Light passes through the mineral but not seen clearly

    Translucent

  • 25

    Doesn't transmit light

    Opaque

  • 26

    Ability to attract or repel other minerals

    Magnetism

  • 27

    Ability to hold its particles together

    Tenacity

  • 28

    Resistance to stress such as bending, crushing, breaking, or tearing

    Tenacity

  • 29

    How much light is reflected

    Luster

  • 30

    Distinct smell that is released from a chemical reaction

    Odor

  • 31

    Manifested when the minerals is subjected to water, heat, air, friction

    Odor

  • 32

    How heavy the mineral is by its weight in water, density of the minerals

    Specific Gravity

  • 33

    Minerals are high in specific gravity

    Metallic Minerals

  • 34

    Minerals are lower in specific gravity

    Non-metallic minerals

  • 35

    Chemical Properties of Minerals

    Silicate Class, Carbonate Class, Sulphate Class, Halide Class, Oxide Class, Sulphide Class, Phosphate Class, Element Class

  • 36

    90% of earth's crust

    Silicate Class

  • 37

    Used in glass and ceramics

    Silicate Class

  • 38

    Deposited in marine environments

    Carbonate Class

  • 39

    Used in drug development, glass making, pulp and paper industry

    Carbonate Class

  • 40

    Found in areas with high evaporation rates

    Sulphate Class

  • 41

    Mined for fertilizers and salt preparations

    Sulphate Class

  • 42

    Contains natural salts

    Halide Class

  • 43

    Used for table salt, steel, and aluminum production

    Halide Class

  • 44

    Oxygen combined with metals

    Oxide Class

  • 45

    Used for water treatment

    Oxide Class

  • 46

    Economic Significant

    Sulphide Class

  • 47

    Used in electrical wires and construction materials

    Sulphide Class

  • 48

    Important biological mineral

    Phosphate Class

  • 49

    Used in phosphate fertilizers

    Phosphate Class

  • 50

    Contains pure native elements

    Element Class

  • 51

    Includes metals and semimetals

    Element Class

  • 52

    Types of rocks

    Igneous Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks

  • 53

    Formed from cooling and solidification of magma

    Igneous Rocks

  • 54

    Latin word Igneous Rocks

    "Ignis"

  • 55

    Ignis means?

    fire

  • 56

    Formed from material deposits on Earth's surface

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 57

    Shows distinct layering or bedding

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 58

    Fossils are often preserved in these rocks

    Sedimentary Rocks

  • 59

    Formed from exposure to high pressure and/or temperature

    Metamorphic Rocks

  • 60

    Used for building materials, artwork, and decoration

    Matamorphic Rocks