science/minerals
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| the most common mineral group is the _________ | silicates
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| scientists classify minerals into groups by using their _________ | chemical compostion
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| Silicates | silicon + oxygen
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| Carbonates | carbon and oxygen
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| oxides | metal and oxygen
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| sulfides | sulfur and metals
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| sulfates | sulfur and oxygen
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| Native elements | one pure element
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| magnetite:Fe3O3 | Fe:3
o:3
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| bornite: Cu5FeS4 | Cu:5
Fe:1
S:4
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| dolomite: CaMg(CO3)2 | Ca:1
Mg:1
C:2
O:6
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| minerals form when _____ of elements join together and________ begin to grow | atoms crystals
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| what are the 4 ways minerals can form | 1.water evaporate
2.hot water cools
3.molten rock cools
4.heat and pressure cause changes
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| which method can transfer minerals from one place to another? | hot water cools
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| which method can happen on earths surface | water evaporates
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| which method happens within earth | molten rock cools
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| extreme pressure causes what to happen within the atomic bonding of minerals | heat and pressure cause changes
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| the crystals grown in class were and example of what process | water evaporates
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| the demos done in class were an example of what process | evaporation
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| name 4 minerals that we use in everyday life | 1. battery-lead
2.carpet-limestone
3.computer-aluminum
4.glass-feldspar
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| list 4 characteristics of a gem | 1.hard
2.colorful
glassy(luster)
4.polished
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