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MineralsChapter 3 pg 66 - 91
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Properties of MineralsChapter 3: Section 1
5 properties of ALL MINERALS
Naturally Occurring
Made by nature; not manmade
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Properties of MineralsChapter 3: Section 1
Inorganic
Was never a living thing
Solid
at room temp.
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Properties of MineralsChapter 3: Section 1
Crystal Structure
Particles line up in specific order
Repeating pattern - Atoms
DiamondKaoliniteTuesday, October 25, 2011
Atoms
Atom
basic unit of matter
all things made from
Protons, Neutrons, & Electrons
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Properties of MineralsChapter 3: Section 1
Definite Chemical Structure
A Mineral is always made of:
Same specific elements
Same amount of each element
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Is the object a Mineral?
Is it Naturally Occurring?
Is it Inorganic?
Is it a Solid?
Does it have a Crystal Structure?
Does it have a definite chemical composition?
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 737 ways to identify a specific mineral
Color
Easiest to see, but least helpful
Same mineral can show more than one color
Pollution = color changes
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73
Streak
Color of the inside powder
Can be different than outside color
Find by scratching on streak plate
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73Luster
How Shiny something is
Metallic
Shiny or Dull
Non-Metallic
Shiny or DullTuesday, October 25, 2011
7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73
Density
Specific density for each mineral
D = M / V
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73
Hardness
Resists scratching
Find by scratching on other substances
Mohs Hardness Scale
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Fingernail (2.5)
Penny (3.5)
Steel File (6.5)
Glass (5.5)
Nail (4.5)
Streak Plate (7.0)
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73
Crystal Structure
Shape made by Atoms repeating
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7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Chapter 3 pg 68 - 73
Element
Made of one Atom - pure substance
Compound
More than one atom together- chemically
Mixture
objects physically togetherTuesday, October 25, 2011
7 ways toIdentify a Mineral
Heterogenous Mixture
can see the different substances in mixture. (chex mix)
Homogenous Mixture
Substances appear as one. (milk)
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7 ways toIdentify a MineralIntensive Property
does not matter the size of the sample you measure
Extensive Property
the amount that you measure changes the answers
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