Test on October 28, 2015
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Elements | An element is a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by ordinary chemical means.
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Bohr Model | 1st energy level is two, cannot go above 8
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Ore | Is a rock that contains high enough concentrarions of a desired substance, such as metal, so it can be mined for a profit.
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Hardness | How easily a mineral scratches materials.
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Mineral Charaistics | Color, crystal shape, clevage/fracture, luster, hardness, streak, specific gravity.
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Streak | The color of the powdered form of the mineral.
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Fracture | Minerals that break at random with rough or jagged edges.
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Cleavage | Minerals break along smooth, flat surfaces and every fragment has the same general shape.
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Color | Visible color of the mineral. (Least reliable test.)
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Gemstone | A gemstone is a rare and attractive mineral tha can be worn such as jewlery.
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Minerals | A mineral is a naturally occuring, inorganic solid, with a crystal shape that repeatrs itself, and a definite chemical composition (elements always the same.)
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Density | A specific gravity, attraction to gravity, bending of light, smell and taste. Formula for density: mass/volume.
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Solid | All minerals are solids. A solid matter with tightly packed atoms or irons that has a definite shape and volume.
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Luster | Surface reflection
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Metallic Luster | Shiny like metal
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Nonmetallic luster | Dull, non-shiny surface.
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Native Element | a mineral made up of only one element and uses its ame such as iron.
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Iron | (Fe) it is the main element in steel, which is used in buildinigs and vehicles.
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Crystaline form | Particles that dissolve in a liquid, Melted materials solidify and form crystals.
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Bauxite | The most abundant metallic mineral resources.
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Silicate | (Si) must have silicon and oxygen.
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Non Silicate | Dose not have silicon and oxygen.
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