1. 1. Minerals A. can be liquids B. are organic C. are inorganic D. have no crystal structure 2. is a measure of how easily a mineral is scratched. A. luster B. cleavage…

Slide 1Minerals Slide 2 What is a Mineral? A mineral is a naturally occurring, inorganic solid that has a crystal structure and a definite chemical composition. Slide 3 A.…

1.Minerals and Rocks Test Review2. Question 1 What does inorganic mean? 3. Answer 1 Something that does not arise from once living things; not from the remains of plants…

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Slide 1The Physical Properties Of Minerals WJEC AS Geology I.G.Kenyon Slide 2 Colour 1 Determined by the chemical composition of the mineral Minerals rich in Al, Ca, Na,…

Slide 1Minerals Slide 2 EQ: What are minerals? Standard: S6E5b. Investigate the contribution of minerals to rock composition. Slide 3 There are five characteristics of a…

Slide 1 22.2 Minerals Emeralds are a form of the mineral beryl. These gems form deep beneath Earth’s surface and are found in relatively few locations. Slide 2 22.2 Minerals…

Slide 1 GeoFacts Stalactites and other cave formations made from calcium carbonate take thousands of years to form. One estimate is that a stalactite will grow only 10 cm…

Slide 1 Identifying Minerals Pages 49-54 Slide 2 Identifying MineralsCrystal SystemsCleavageCleavage/FractureFractureSpecial PropertiesDensityHardnessColorStreakLuster Slide…

Slide 1 Slide 2 What is a Mineral 4 Naturally Occurring 4 Inorganic 4 Homogenous Solid 4 Definite Chemical Composition 4 Internal arrangement of atoms Slide 3 Properties…