Minerals, Rocks and Resources Outline
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Name ______HR ______Minerals, Rocks and Resources Outline
Minerals • ______substances that are ______
– The substance was not ______by or from ______things such
as ______or ______
• Chemical ______or ______
• Minerals can be identified by their ______and chemical ______
– ______, Luster, ______, Hardness, Breakage, Specific Gravity
(Density), ______, and Cleavage
Luster • The way ______is reflected from a ______surface of a mineral
– ______Luster
• hard, shiny
– ______Luster
• shiny, ______, waxy, ______, earthy (dull)
Streak • ______a fresh corner of the ______across a ______, unglazed
streak ______
• The streak is the ______form of the ______
• Some ______minerals leave behind a ______that is not the
same ______as the ______
Crystal Structure • A regularly shaped ______formed by an ordered pattern of ______
– Examples include: Six sided, ______, rectangular, sheets, fibers
Hardness • Minerals can be tested by ______the unknown mineral with the ______or
______of other minerals of known ______
Cleavage
• If a mineral ______along a ______surface, it shows ______(to _____,
or ______)
• Many minerals ______along
______planes, sometimes ______to the
sides of ______• Those that ______along even ______that do not follow the
______arrangement are said to ______
Density • Can be found by either ______the
______of a sample by its ______or flotation
• ______density is ______g/cm3
• A substance will ______in water if it is
______dense and ______if it is ______dense
• ______is a ratio of the ______of a substance to the
______of ______
Rocks • Nearly all ______are composed of ______or more ______
• ______classify rocks according to how they were ______
– ______rocks form from ______when it reaches the surface,
______and solidifies
– ______rocks result from the ______and
______of ______of ______
– ______rocks form when other types of ______are
______by ______and/or ______
Igneous Rocks • The result of the ______of ______or ______
• Most lack ______, however successive ______flows can form a
______rock structure • Those that cool ______, deep within ______, are composed of
______crystals
• Those that cool ______, at or near the Earth’s ______, have
______or no visible ______
Igneous Rock Formation
Igneous Rock Classification
Sedimentary Rocks • Most are composed of the ______
remains of other ______• Usually are formed by the ______and ______of particles of
______
• Generally exist as a ______layer over ______and
______rocks
Sedimentary Rock Characteristics
• ______rocks are made up of different sized ______such
as ______, sandstone and conglomerate (composed of ______or larger
______held together by natural ______)
• ______sedimentary rock contain the accumulation of ______and
______remains
– ______are commonly found
• ______sedimentary rocks are ______by the settling of
______from solution in ______
– This occurs during the ______of ______and when
chemical reactions in the ______form compounds that ______
– ______is an example
Sedimentary Rock Classification Metamorphic Rocks • Form when ______and ______rocks are changed by
______and/or ______
• The only kind of ______that ______directly from another ______
• ______may cause structures, such as ______, to become
______or to disappear
• It also may cause new ______to form, and/or ______to grow
• Most are formed ______within the ______and ______to the surface when
______are formed
Metamorphic Rock Classification
• ______
– ______and ______of the rock ______
• ______Size
• ______
• Type of ______
Metamorphic Rock Classification The Rock Cycle
• ______changes in ______and
rock ______that takes place at the Earth’s
______and ______Earth
• Nearly all ______are made from the
______of other ______
• Rocks are ______based of their
______
• Rocks can ______in response to changing
______at the ______or ______Earth
The Rock Cycle Natural Resources
• ______from the ______
– ______resources can be ______after they have been used
• ______, fresh ______, ______
– ______resources can ______be ______after they
are used for ______of years, if at all
• ______- gold, copper, iron, ______– coal, oil and
natural gas
Alternative Energy Sources
• ______energy can be used to provide ______, hot water and generate
______
– However, the amount of ______energy that reaches Earth ______with
the ______of ______and the ______• ______energy, ______from ______Earth, can be used but is ______only in certain areas around the world.
• ______generators are used in many areas to provide
______where there are ______, ______
• ______energy can generate electricity without ______
– However, there is a danger of a ______accident and long-term storage of
______wastes