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Properties of Minerals
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Mineral Property
1.
Test
Perform scratch test
Color
Observe surface of mineral
2.
Observe color of powder
Luster
3.
Observe how mineral reflects light
Mass per unit volume
4.
Observe number and angle of crystal faces
Cleavage and fracture
Break mineral apart to see if It splits along
a flat surface
5. List the 5 characteristics necessary for a substance to be a mineral
6. EXPLAIN WHT EACH MINERAL HAS ITS OWN PROPERTIES,
DIFFERENT FROM EVERY OTHER MINERAL
Building Vocab: Match the words with the definitions below (cut and paste definition
next to word)
7. Cleavage
8. Streak
9. Luster
10. Compound
11. Florescence
12. Fracture
13. Mohs hardness scale
14. Crystal
15. Element
a.
b.
c.
d.
the property of glowing under UV light
how a mineral reflects light
a substance composed of a single kind of atom
splitting evenly along a flat surface
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
two or more elements chemically joined
how a mineral breaks apart if it does not break evenly
the repeating pattern of a mineral’s particles in a solid
the color of a mineral’s powder
a ranking of minerals from softest to hardest
Section 4-2
How minerals form
Complete the flow chart by filling in the blanks
1. ___________________ heats water underground.
2. ________________ dissolve in the hot water to form solutions. The solutions follow
cracks within the rock.
Elements and compounds leave the solutions during cooling and 3.______________ as
minerals.
The minerals form a narrow channel or slab in the rock called a (n)______________
Answer the following questions:
5. In general, what are two ways in which minerals form?
6. Describe conditions in which large and small crystals are likely to form.
7. How do minerals form near the mid ocean ridge?
8. Describe how halite deposits form
Fill in the vocab to complete the statement
9. A (n) ___________is a mixture in which one substance dissolves another
10. A(n) __________ is a narrow channel or slab of a mineral that is sharply different
from the surrounding rock.