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Are natural substances consisting of aggregate minerals clumped together with Earth materials glued by natural processes on Earth.

What does "Ignis" stands for?

Are formed through crystalization.

Is a type of rock that lacks beds, lack of fossils, and lack of grounded grains.

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This type of rock lacks Foliation

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Basalt

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Peridotite

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Rhyolite

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Are rocks that crytallize below the Earth's surface resulting in large crytals as the cooling takes place slowly.

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Are formed from magma that cools at the surface.

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Are rocks that formed from magma that cools when trapped beneath.

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Diorite

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Pegmatite

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Are rocks that erupts onto the surface resulting in small crystals as the cooling takes place quickly. The cooling rate for a few rocks is so quick that they form an amorphous glass.

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Tuff

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What is the meaning of "sediment"?

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Are rocks that formed from different material deposits on Earth Surface.

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Are compacted and cemented with sediments such as sand,slit,clay, or other bits of rocks.

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Has distinct layering/bedding on the surface

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What do you call the process of pressing down and squeezing the weights of sediments of layers into smaller spaces?

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The process in which particles are being glued together.

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These are the only type of rock that records the past.

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These types of rocks are the only type that preserves fossils.

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Shale

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Siltstone

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Flint

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Limestone

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Conglomerate

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Carbon

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What does "Meta" stands for?

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What does "morph" means?

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A type of rock that form from igneous or sedimentary rocks that were exposed to high pressure, high temperature or combination of both deep, deep below the surface of the Earth.

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Forms from metamorphism or Isochemical

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An original rock that has undergone through metamorphism

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These are foliated & non-foliated types of rocks

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These are rocks that are affected by heat and pressure that change rocks into different types.

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Phyllite

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Slate

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Novaculite

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Marlbe

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These rocks sometimes look like they have stripes.

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Are rocks formed under high temperature and high pressure.

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Are those in which the minerals have been flattened and pushed down into parallel layers.

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Are rocks that are formed under high temperature, and low pressure.

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They are massive structures with no obvious banding

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A type of rock that do not display layers

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Naturally occurring inorganic solids withcrystalline structure and chemicalcomposition which may be fixed or vary within certain limits.

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Are formed by geologic processes.

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•Naturally occurring substance •Inorganic substance •Solid •Orderly internal structure. •Definite or fixed chemical composition.

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Used materials for buildings and other structures require the application of geologic principles and go through various processes before they can be used as materials.

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• Hard, ductile, malleable pure substances that are melted to obtain new products. • Possess metallic luster, contain metals in their composition, and are potential source of the metal that can be obtained through mining

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• Minerals that contains iron. • E.g. iron, ore, manganese, and chromite

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• Minerals that do not contain iron. • E.g. gold, silver, copper, and lead

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• Resources do not have the properties of metallic minerals and thus can be easily disintegrated or broken into pieces. • E.g. clay, salt, graphite and marble.

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• Rocks are composed of minerals, but minerals are not said to be composed of rocks.

• Minerals make rocks. Rocks can be made of just one mineral, such as quartzite, or a group of different minerals, such as granite.

• Rocks are different from minerals, but both are solids and can be found in the earth's crust.

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Physical Property of Minerals: • most evident characteristic and the first property used to identify minerals. • It is the result of the way minerals absorbs light. •is considered the least reliable means of identifying minerals.

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Physical Property of Minerals: • The color of the mineral in powder form. • In cases when the color of the mineral appears different because of trace particles inside it, scientist would pulverize it to get its true color.

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Physical Property Of Minerals: • The measure of the mineral’s resistance to scratching . • The harder the mineral, the less prone to scratches.

E.g. teeth made of calcite, is more prone to abrasion

compared to stones made of.

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• Used to describe how minerals break into pieces. • when a mineral break along a flat, smooth surface. • when a mineral break along an irregular surface.

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• Periodic array of an atom • Unique arrangement in a crystal. • A hand lens is a necessary tool in checking for crystalline structure.

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Minerals that do not have crystalline structure. • Lenses with high magnification are needed to validate this.

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• Minerals ability to hold its particles together or the mineral’s level of resistance stress such as bending, bending, breaking, crushing, or tearing. • Indicates if mineral is brittle, malleable, sectile, elastic, etc.

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• Shows how much light is reflected in a mineral. • This depends on the brilliance of light used to observed the surface of the minerals.

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Where the mineral is opaque and behaves like metal when reflecting light.

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Where the mineral is opaque, dull and dark colored.

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Where the minerals does not reflect like metal.

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Where the minerals look like a paraffin.

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Where the minerals look like a broken glass

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• A distinct smell of a mineral that is usually released from a chemical reaction manifested when mineral is subjeted to water, heat, air, or friction.

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It is a naturally occurring and inorganic substance with an orderly internal structure and chemical composition.

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It is natural substance consisting of aggregate minerals.

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It is a property of minerals which shows how much light is reflected on it.

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It is the ability of mineral to hold its particles together.

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It refers to how minerals break along a flat, smooth surface.

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It refers to how minerals break along an irregular surface.

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It is the result of the way minerals absorbs light.

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It refers to the color of the mineral in powder form.

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It is a type of metallic minerals resources in which minerals contains iron.

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It is a type of metallic mineral resources in which minerals do not contain iron.

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