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Rocks   Made of minerals. Usually identified by how they look. 3 main types: -igneous -sedimentary -metamorphic  
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Igneous Rocks   Melted rocks, that cool and crystallize Formed inside or above earth  
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Sedimentary Rocks   Made when loose rocks become stuck together Happens by compaction and cementation  
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Metamorphic Rocks   Made when Igneous and Sedimentary rocks deep inside earth, are heated and under pressure for a long period of time.  
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Compaction   Sediments are pressed together for a long period of time  
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Cementation   Water dissolves crystals, making a glue. Some rocks will stick together forming a new rock.  
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Minerals   Elements and compounds that are made naturally Made up of crystals  
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6 ways to identify minerals   1. Moh's hardness scale 2. Crystals 3. Luster 4. Colour 5. Streak 6. Cleavage/Fracture  
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Moh's Hardness Scale   To test how hard the rock or mineral is, from softest to hardest.  
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Crystal   Straight edges, flat sides, and regular angles.  
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Luster   "Shininess" How light reflects from it  
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Streak   The color that is made when the mineral is scraped or crushed  
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Cleavage   The way a mineral breaks apart. It breaks with straight, flat edges.  
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Fracture   Another way a mineral breaks apart. It breaks with rough, jagged edges.  
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Erosion   Movement of rocks and minerals from one place to another. Usually caused by gravity, wind, and movement of water and ice. 3 types: Chemical Biological Mechanical  
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Chemical weathering   Rock is changed by chemical reactions Rock is weakened by coming into contact with pollution (water, air or acids)  
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Mechanical weathering   Wearing away and physical breakdown of rocks Due to gravity causing rocks to fall and break, and/or water rubbing particles of rock away Caused by wind, water, gravity, and temperature change  
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Biological weathering   Rock is changed by plants or animals living in or on it.  
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