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Science

Minerals and Ores

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true/false all the atoms that make up the minerals we see today appeared at creation false
true/false the mohs hardnes scale gives the relative hardness of minerals in comparison to each other true
what is a mineral *natural occuring *inorganice *crystalline *solid *chemical element or compound
true/false radioactive minerals glow green in the dark all by themselves false
true/false when exercisisng bibical dominion people should not use the raw materials of the earth for decoration or beautys sake this is wasteful because god intended for us to use these materials in only practicial ways for mans benefit false
rocky material from which a valuable material or metal can be extracted ore
cleavage micah
conchidol (fracture) obsidiah
acid+bubbles calcite dolomite
bubbles are made from oxygen
conduction heat+electicity silver but tarnishes
what tarnishes but conceals it copper
picks up silver magnetite
gegocounter uranium picks up strong readings
light bends refraction
split light into two beams double refraction
measures of mass karats
birds eat mud mudcapals
sulfar sulfates
carbonate carbon
oxides oxygen
halides chlorine
sulfites sulfer
cinnabar mercury
diamond pure carbon
quarte feldzpar largest number of cilcicates
sulfer native
compounds are bonded
aluminum was special because it was hard to get
categories of identification are *specific gravity *hardness *fracture *streak *refraction *acid test *flame test *conduction *compound *luster *mixture *mohs *fluorescents
hardness mohs 1-10
diamond 10 native element
talc and graphite 1 refraction
carbondate and phospherous fracture
diamonds are found diamond pipes/volcanos
native minerals are pure elements
are professionals whos job is to identify minerals mineralogists
all minerals have distinguishing propeties of color streak luster crystal shape cleavage hardness and specific gravity
true/false alumunim is a very importanat metal to a modern society true
true/false COLE a kind or rock made from fossilized plant matter that we can burn is a mineral false
ture/false most minerals we find today probably formed after the flood true
true/false minerals can be pure substances or compounds true
true/false taste is a important way to classify minerals false
true/false if a mineral is harder than the streak plate ceramic you wont be able to create a mineral powdered strak you will just scratch the plate surface true
true/false luminescence includes both fluorescence and phoporesescene true
true/false making jewelry out of gold silver plainum is a selfish and vain misuse of gods resources that he has given us for the purpose of exercising good and wise dominion false
true/false copper is cheaper than gold and platinium becuase it is more plentiful true
true/false most of the sulfer produced in the united states is from sulfer mines false
true/false most of the mineral classes are simple compounds of oxygen silicon aluminum and a few other elements true
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