1. Rocks and Minerals

2. Properties of Minerals Identifying Characteristics
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Energy Resources
Properties of Minerals
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Identifying Characteristics
Rock Cycle
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3. Geologist
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4. Foliated
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5. Gem
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6. Rock Cycle
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7. Ore
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8. Which fossil fuel does the U.S. use the most?
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This type of resource is used faster than natural Earth processes can replace it.
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10. Name three fossil fuels.
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11. Define “renewable”
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12. How is coal, oil and natural gas FORMED?
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13. What is the formula for finding density?
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14. Name 3 physical property tests of minerals.
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15. What is the difference between cleavage and fracture?
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16. Name 2 chemical properties.
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17. Describe light refraction.
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23. Intrusive Igneous
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24. Foliated Metamorphic
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25. Detrital Sedimentary
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26. Organic
Sedimentary
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27. Non-foliated Metamorphic
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28. What process changes sedimentary rock into sediment?
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What process changes sedimentary rock into sediment?
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29. How does sedimentary rock turn in to metamorphic rock?
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30. How does sediment turn to sedimentary rock?
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31. DAILY DOUBLE!
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Besides heat and pressure directly, how can igneous rock become metamorphic?

32. What is the minimum amount of steps it would take for a metamorphic rock to turn in to a sedimentary rock?
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33. Properties of Minerals Name that Rock! Rock Cycle
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Energy Resources
Properties of Minerals
Name that Rock!
Identifying Characteristics
Rock Cycle
Studies rocks and minerals
Coal
D= m/v
Granite
Large crystals
Weathering and Erosion
Visible layers-subtype of metamorphic
Non-renewable
Hardness, luster, streak, breakage, transparency, density
Marble
Bands
Heat and Pressure
Rare mineral that has a brilliant luster and can be cut and polished
Coal, oil and natural gas
C- clean break
F-not a clean break
Obsidian
Gritty
Compaction and cementation
The processes of rocks changing from one type to another.
Can be restored within a lifetime
Ability to burn, acid reaction, fluorescence
Fossils
Melting, cooling, heat and pressure
A rock that contains enough metal or other material for profit
C-dead plants
O&NG-dead marine life
Shows a double or single image
Limestone
Small/tiny crystals
2- weathering and erosion and compaction and cementation

34. Which is a smaller amount of time, an era or a epoch?
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Which is a smaller amount of time, an era or a epoch?