Minerals and rocks

    • [PDF File]Rocks and Minerals in Our Daily Lives

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      Rocks and Minerals in Our Daily Lives ... • Organic sedimentary rocks form from the build up and decay of plant and animal material. This usually forms in swamp regions in which there is an abundant supply of growing vegetation and low amounts of oxygen. The vegetation builds


    • [PDF File]Minerals & Rocks

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      Minerals & Rocks Minerals . 44 ESworkbooks©2008cdunbar 4) Hardness - a mineral's ability to scratch or be scratched 5.5 – approximate hardness of a glass plate Test: Find a sharp edge on your mineral and try to scratch the glass plate Moh’s hardness scale - 10 common minerals ...


    • [PDF File]Rocks & Minerals - Kean University

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      Minerals can be identified in rocks by a variety of features described in the Minerals section of the chapter, including crystal form, cleavage, hardness, color, and luster. Rocks are classified into three distinct groups - igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic - and each is discussed in a separate section. Each rock group is further subdivided ...


    • [PDF File]4th Grade Earth Science: Rocks & Minerals Unit

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      Arc 1 focuses on learning about rocks and minerals and their properties. Students will conduct online research, as well as participate in hands-on activities. An investigation of the properties of rocks and minerals will use samples of multiple different rocks and minerals. During a rock wall scavenger hunt, students begin to explore rocks in an


    • [PDF File]Unit 2 Minerals Rocks and Minerals

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      There are almost 3000 types of minerals, but only 8 of these minerals make up 90% of the rocks of Earth’s crust. 1. Quartz 12% 2. Potassium Feldspar 12% 3. Plagioclase Feldspar 38% 4. Pyroxene 11% 5. Hornblende/Amphibole 5% 6. Biotite Mica 5% 7. Clays 4.6% 8. Olivine 3% 9. Other 8.4%


    • [PDF File]Rocks and Minerals Multiple Choice

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      35. Most of the rocks shown were formed by (1) volcanic eruptions and crystallization (3) heat and pressure (2) compaction and/or cementation (4) melting and/or solidification . 36. Which two rocks are composed primarily of quartz, feldspar, and clay minerals?


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      minerals form? Make a five-tab book to record your notes on mineral characteristics. Naturally Occurring Inorganic Solid al ure Chemical Com position 228 Minerals and Rocks Reading Essentials CC123_001_006_RE_L1_889407.indd 2123_001_006_RE_L1_889407.indd 2 22/4/10 9:42:20 PM/4/10 9:42:20 PM


    • [PDF File]Minerals In Your Home

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      sedimentary rocks and so are considered mineral resources. All three must be refined in order to be used in making plastic. All mineral resources are non-renewable, so it’s very important that they are conserved. We can conserve our minerals resources by using the products we buy for a very long time, by passing on the things we no longer need


    • [PDF File]Mineral and Rock Guide booked - CCSF

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      in it (large minerals surrounded by an aphanitic matrix), it is called porphyritic. Add the name of the prominent phenocryst mi neral to the front of the rock name. (Naming example: olivine basalt porphyry) NOTE: All porphyries are aphanitic rocks, because the majority of the rock (the groundmass, or matrix) is aphanitic.


    • [PDF File]MINERALS AND ROCKS - PROPERTIES AND USES

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      MINERALS AND ROCKS THEIR PROPERTIES AND USES ROCKS ANDESITE: An igneous, volcanic rock, brown, greenish to dark gray that forms when magma of dioritic composition is erupted as lava flows or injected into fractures of volcanic vents and cones in the form of dikes and domes. The darker colored andesite can be mistaken for basalt in many cases.


    • [PDF File]Minerals and Rocks

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      Two rocks can contain the same minerals. But because the rocks formed differently, they look different. A rock is a naturally occurring solid mixture composed of minerals, smaller rock fragments, organic matter, or glass. The individual particles in rocks are called grains. The mineral grains in rocks give clues to understanding how the rocks ...


    • [PDF File]MINERALS AND ROCKS – GRADE 2

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      slideshow to introduce the idea that minerals make up rocks. Also explain how some minerals are made up of one element (native element) and some are made up of more than one element. Have students find some of the native elements and some of the elements that make up minerals on their placemats (ie; copper, iron, silicon, sulphur) 2.


    • [PDF File]How to Identify Rocks and Minerals - Jan Rasmussen.com

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      On the following pages are descriptions of the properties and uses of the rocks and minerals in the teachers‘ kit. The rocks and minerals are presented in alphabetical order with their assigned numbers shown to the left. Terminology can be referenced in the illustrated glossary of terms that is located at the end of the descriptive information.


    • [PDF File]Rocks and Minerals

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      minerals are combined to form rocks. The rock-forming minerals are divided into two groups – light colored minerals and dark colored minerals. This starts to give you a clue as to the kinds of rocks these minerals form. A general rule is that light colored minerals form light colored rocks and dark colored minerals form dark colored rocks.


    • [PDF File]Examining Minerals and Rocks

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      Igneous rocks that crystallize slowly beneath the Earth s surface, typically have visible individual minerals. Extrusive igneous rocks tend to cool much more rapidly, and the minerals grow quicker and can not get as large. They thus have a sugary or fine grained texture.


    • [PDF File]ROCKS & MINERALS Worksheets - KidsKonnect

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      All rocks are made of two or more minerals, but minerals are not made of rocks. A mineral is the same all the way through. There are about 3,000 known minerals on Earth. Quartz is one of the most common minerals found on Earth, and basalt is the most common rock. Diamond is the hardest natural substance on Earth, and a diamond


    • [PDF File]Minerals, Rocks, and Soil minerals,

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      Rocks A rock is a hard, solid material. It is found in nature. Most rocks are made of different minerals. Look at a rock. It might have many colors and patterns. These are the bits


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      Minerals and Rocks 13 Introduction Fig. 1.1: The Rock Cycle The cycle does not always follow the central circular course. Sedimentary rocks can be weathered and eroded and form new sediments. Metamorphic rocks can likewise form sedimentary rocks. Rocks can be metamorphosed more than once. Igneous rocks can be metamorphosed. While some igneous ...


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