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Title: Chapter 21 Energy and Mineral Resources


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Chapter 21 Energy and Mineral Resources
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For class
  • Please have these slides filled out from the
    book. For class.

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Renewable and nonrenewable resources
  • Renewable resources
  • Can be replenished over __________________
  • Examples include
  • _
  • _
  • _

4
Renewable and nonrenewable resources
  • Nonrenewable resources
  • Significant deposits take __________ of years to
    form
  • Examples
  • __-
  • _-
  • Some resources, such as groundwater, can go in
    either category depending on how they are used

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U.S. energy consumption in 2001
Figure 21.4
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Coal
  • Coal
  • Formed mostly from ___________
  • Along with oil and natural gas, coal is commonly
    called a _______________
  • The major fuel used in power plants to generate
    ________________
  • Problems with coal use include environmental
    damage from mining and air pollution

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Coal fields of the United States
Figure 21.5
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Oil and natural gas
  • Oil and natural gas
  • Oil and natural gas, consisting of various
    ___________________________________, are found in
    similar environments
  • Derived from the remains _________________________
    ____________________________________
  • Formation is complex and not completely
    understood

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Oil and natural gas
  • Oil and natural gas
  • A geologic environment that allows for
    economically significant amounts of oil and gas
    to accumulate underground is termed
    _______________________________
  • Common oil and natural gas _______________________
    ___ include ______________________________________
    ________________________________________

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Common oil traps anticline, fault, salt dome,
and stratigraphic
Figure 21.7
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Oil and natural gas
  • Oil and natural gas
  • When the cap rock is punctured by drilling, the
    oil and natural gas, which are under
    _____________________, migrate from the
    __________________________ of the reservoir rock
    to the drill hole

12
Environmental effects of burning fossil fuels
  • Urban air pollution
  • Air pollutants are ________________________ and
    gases that occur in concentrations that endanger
    the health of organisms and disrupt the orderly
    functioning of the environment

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Environmental effects of burning fossil fuels
  • Two types of pollutants
  • Primary pollutants -______________________________
    ____________________________________________Second
    ary pollutants - _________________________________
    _________________________________________

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Environmental effects of burning fossil fuels
  • Carbon dioxide and global warming
  • Burning fossil fuels produces ____________________
    _____________ which is one of the gases
    responsible for warming the lower atmosphere

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Environmental effects of burning fossil fuels
  • Carbon dioxide and global warming
  • Greenhouse effect ______________________________
    __________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________
    _______________________

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Heating of the atmosphere
Figure 21.9
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Environmental effects of burning fossil fuels
  • Carbon dioxide and global warming
  • Find definition in your book!

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Tar sands and oil shale
  • Tar sands
  • Mixtures of clay and sand combined with water and
    ______________ (a viscous tar)
  • Several substantial deposits around the world
  • Obtaining oil from tar sands has significant
    environmental drawbacks

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Tar sands and oil shale
  • Oil shale
  • Contains enormous amounts of _____________________
    __________
  • Currently, because of world markets and with
    current technologies, not worth mining

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Oil shale in the Green River Formation
Figure 21.13
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Alternate energy sources
  • Nearly ____ percent of the worlds energy needs
    are derived from nonrenewable fossil fuels
  • Possible alternate energy sources
  • _
  • _
  • _

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Alternate energy sources
  • Alternate energy sources
  • Possible alternate energy sources
  • _
  • _
  • _

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Mineral resources
  • The endowment of useful minerals ultimately
    available commercially
  • Mineral resources include
  • Reserves - already identified deposits from which
    minerals can be extracted _______________
  • As well as known deposits that are not
    economically or technologically recoverable

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Mineral resources
  • Mineral resources
  • Ore - ____________________________________________
    __________________________________________________
    _______
  • To be considered of value, an element must be
    concentrated above the level of its average
    __________________________

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Mineral resources and igneous processes
  • Examples of igneous mineral resources
  • Magmatic segregation
  • __________________________________________________
    _________
  • Diamonds
  • _________________________________
  • Crystals are disseminated in ultramafic rock
    called ___________________________

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Mineral resources and igneous processes
  • Hydrothermal solutions
  • _
  • _
  • _

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Hydrothermal deposits often occur with igneous
rocks
Figure 21.21
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Mineral resources and metamorphic rocks
  • Many of the most important metamorphic ore
    deposits are produced by contact metamorphism
  • _
  • _
  • _

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Mineral resources and metamorphic rocks
  • Regional metamorphism can also generate useful
    deposits
  • _
  • _

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Weathering and ore deposits
  • Secondary enrichment - concentrating metals into
    ____________concentrations
  • Bauxite
  • Principal ore of ________________
  • Forms in _________________________________________
    ________________ from chemical weathering and the
    removal of undesirable elements
    ___________________________

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Bauxite the principal ore of aluminum
Figure 21.26
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Weathering and ore deposits
  • Other deposits, such as many _____________________
    _ and _____________________ deposits, result when
    weathering concentrates metals that are deposited
    through a low-grade primary ore

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Placer deposits
  • Placer deposits
  • Placers ________________________________________
    ___________________________________
  • Involve heavy and durable minerals
  • Examples include
  • __
  • _
  • _

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Nonmetallic mineral resources
  • Use of the word mineral is very broad
  • Two common groups
  • Building materials
  • ___________________
  • _____________________
  • ____________________

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Table 21.4
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Nonmetallic mineral resources
  • Two common groups
  • Industrial minerals
  • ______________
  • ______________
  • ______________

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End of Chapter 21
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