Minerals Precious Gifts from Mother Earth. 1.Classification based on Chemical Composition Silicates (mostly silica SiO 4 ) –Quartz, Feldspars, Micas,

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Minerals Precious Gifts from Mother Earth

1.Classification based on Chemical Composition Silicates (mostly silica SiO 4 ) –Quartz, Feldspars, Micas, Amphiboles, Pyroxenes Carbonates (CO 3 ) –Calcite (Ca), Dolomite (Mg), Malachite (Cu), Siderite (Fe) Sulfates (SO 4 ) –Gypsum and Barite Oxides and Sulfides (O and S – most ores) –Iron – Hematite –Aluminum – Bauxite and Corundum Halides (has a halogen, e.g., F or Cl) –Fluorite, Halite Native Minerals (pure elements not in compounds) – Gold, Silver, Copper, Sulfur, Carbon (diamond, graphite)

2. Classification Based on How Used Industrial Minerals –A naturally occurring rock mineral that can be used “as-is” for manufacturing or chemical production. Ores –A mineral or an aggregate of minerals from which a valuable constituent, especially a metal, can be profitably mined or extracted. Gems –A crystalline mineral that can be cut and polished for jewelry.

Minerals are All Around Us Ores –Iron –Copper –Uranium –Aluminum –Lead –Zinc –Tin Gems –Birthstones –Jewelry Industrial –Asbestos –Calcium Carbonate –Diatomite –Gypsum –Kaolin –Perlite –Silica –Talc –Vermiculite –Zeolite