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1. Turn to the lab manual- • DIAGNOSITIC VS AMBIGUOUS • LUSTER • STREAK • CRYSTAL HABIT • BREAKAGE • SPECIFIC GRAVITY 2. YOU WILL USE TABLE ONE • On page 14…

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1. Unit 2 Lithosphere• Rocks and Minerals 2. OK – so here’s the real introduction to Rocks & Minerals 3. What is a Mineral?• Solid Earth Materials• Naturally…

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1. Friday, January 30, 2015 The Earth’s Crust Mineral Identification 2. Mineral Identification What differences can you see between these minerals that could help identify…

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