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Title: Chapter 14


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Chapter 14 The Rock Cycle
  • Composition of Earths Crust
  • 47 Oxygen
  • 28 Silicon
  • II. Minerals
  • A. Properties
  • 1. Inorganic
  • 2. Naturally occurring
  • 3. Solids
  • 4. Definite chemical composition
  • (elements or compounds)
  • 5. Crystalline shape

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  • B. Identification
  • 1. Color (least reliable)
  • same mineral/different colors (Quartz)
  • can change color (oxidize)
  • 2. Luster reflection of light
  • Metallic
  • Dull or Powdery
  • Pearly
  • Glassy

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  • 3. Hardness resistance to scratching
  • Mohs scale (1-10)
  • fingernail scratches 1-2
  • steel file scratches 3-5
  • can scratch glass 6-9
  • 4. Streak color of powder left when
  • mineral is scratched on hard surface

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  • 5. Density (Specific Gravity)
  • Mass/Volume
  • 6. Cleavage edge from breakage
  • fracture no smooth side
  • 1 plane cleavage thin layers
  • 2 plane cleavage top bottom flat
  • 3 plane cleavage cubic
  • 7. Special Properties
  • magnetic
  • bubbles with acid
  • salty taste

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  • III. Rocks
  • A. Igneous Rock
  • cooled from moltan lava or magma
  • 1. Intrusive (Plutonic)
  • cool slowly, below surface
  • have large visible crystals
  • a. Felsic
  • Aluminum/Silica
  • Acidic, Light Color/Red
  • Ex Granite
  • b. Mafic
  • Iron/Magnesium
  • Basic, Dark Color/Green
  • Ex Gabbro

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  • 2. Extrusive (Volcanic)
  • cool rapidly, above ground
  • fine grained, may have pores
  • a. Felsic examples
  • Pumice frothy
  • Rhyolite fine grained
  • b. Mafic examples
  • Obsidian glassy
  • Scoria frothy
  • Basalt fine grained

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  • B. Sedimentary Rock
  • made of weathered material
  • may contain fossils
  • 1. Clastic
  • made of rock sand fragments
  • Examples
  • Breccia angled rock fragments
  • Conglomerate cemented pebbles
  • Sandstone cemented sand
  • Shale clay or mud

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  • 2. Nonclastic
  • chemically formed
  • Examples
  • Limestone
  • calcite from animal decomposition
  • Chert quartz dissolved,
  • then water evaporates

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  • C. Metamorphic Rock
  • Igneous or Sedimentary Rock
  • changed by heat pressure
  • 1. Foliated have parallel bands
  • Examples
  • Slate made from shale
  • Gneiss made from granite
  • Schist made from sandstone
  • 2. Unfoliated none or sporadic bands
  • Examples
  • Marble made from limestone
  • Quartzite made from sandstone

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  • IV. The Rock Cycle
  • Sedimentary
  • Metamorphic Igneous
  • Magma

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  • Quiz Next Week
  • Match Minerals with their properties
  • Name classes of Igneous, Sedimentary,
  • Metamorphic Rocks give examples
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