76.Fuels are not the only ____________that we ______ from the earth. Modern society could not exist without numerous materials such as 77.________________________________________.

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76.Fuels are not the only ____________that we ______ from the earth. Modern society could not exist without numerous materials such as 77.________________________________________ that serve as raw ingredients for buildings, technologies, and industrial processes. 78.In large part, _______________ is a process of refining and employing these materials in ever more sophisticated ways and of substituting 79.machine power for human labor.

77. Metals are widely used for what? ______________________________________________ __________________________________________”This” is a blend of iron and other compounds and is said to be the king of the metals. ______________. Steel accounts for more than _____ per cent of global metal production. What other metals are mined primarily for blending with iron to form steels with desirable characteristics, such as corrosion resistance? __________________________________________

78. Metals are extracted from ______. What are ores? ______________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________Or es form through many geological processes. Name these processes.

79. The first step in making steel is to extract iron from ore in a process called _____________, a chemical reduction process whose basic steps are several thousand years old. The process yields a mixture of iron and carbon, a residue called "__________," and some emissions. Steel, which is ______________ than iron and has other superior qualities such as ______________________ __________________________________________, is made by processing the ____________ iron-carbon mixture to remove excess carbon while adding other elements to obtain the desired properties.

80. Perhaps the second most important metal today is ______________. What are (4) properties of Aluminum? _______________________________________________________________ Where is Aluminum used today?

81. The primary ore of aluminum is ____________, which forms when high volumes of _________ __________ move through soils. To mine aluminum, what do developers do? _________________ __________________________________________________________________________ What do coal strip mining and aluminum mining have in common?

82. What is the complicated process by which Aluminum ore is smelted? ____________________ __________________________________________________________________________ T he process is very_________________: aluminum manufacturers are some of the largest industrial consumers of _________________ worldwide and many are located in regions like the Pacific Northwest, where regional electricity prices are relatively low.

83.Many other metals are important for specialized industrial and manufacturing purposes. Discuss copper and titanium’s properties and extraction processes. CopperTitanium

84. Sulfide mines and smelting operations often leave major environmental scars. Make a bulleted list of Issues with the Berkeley Pit, a former open-pit copper mine in Butte, Montana.

Section 14: Other Material Resources

85. A wide variety of other material resources are extracted from geological deposits, including stone building materials, fertilizers, and industrial chemicals. List examples of these material resources under the headings below. Building stones Aggregates Rock products

86. Before the industrial era, farmers used _____________ and _____________________as fertilizers, but manufacturing fertilizer has become a major industry. The primary elements of fertilizers are ______________, ______________, and _______________. How are each obtained for use?

87. Rocks and minerals also are used as feed stocks for a wide variety of industrial chemicals. List these uses in the box below.