

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE
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Camilla Linga
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By: Ms. Camille Rem D. Linga
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1. Identify common rock-forming minerals using their
physical and chemical properties.
2. Classify rocks into igneous, sedimentary, and
metamorphic
3. explain how the products of weathering are
carried away by erosion and deposited elsewhere
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HAVE YOU SEEN ROCKS CLOSE ENOUGH TO EVER WONDER WHAT THEY ARE MADE OF?
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The rocks that you usually see are actually made up of crystalline minerals..
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But what are minerals? Are they the same as minerals we get from food in order to grow and perform bodily function?
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A MINERAL IS NATURALLY-OCCURING
A MINERAL IS INORGANIC
A MINERAL IS HOMOGENOUS SOLID
A MINERAL HAS A DEFINITE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.
A MINERAL HAS AN ORDERED INTERNAL/CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE.
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A MINERAL SHOULD BE NATURALLY-OCCURING WITH RESPECT TO ITS FORMATION. IT SHOULD BE MADE BY NATURAL PROCESSES WITHOUT THE AID OF ANY ORGANISM.
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THE PROCESS TO PRODUCE A MINERAL BY NATURAL MEANS IS EXTENDED FURTHER BY MAKING SURE THAT NO ORGANIC MATERIAL (OR WHAT WAS ONCE PART OF AN ORGANISM) BE CONSIDERED A MINERALS.
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MINERAL IS HOMOGENOUS SOLID
WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE SOMETHING THAT IS UNIFORM IN APPEARANCE AND IS IN THE SOLID STATE OF MATTER.
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A MINERAL HAS A DEFINITE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.
IT MEANS THAT IF WE ASSIGN A MATERIAL COMPOSED OF ONE ATOM OF IRON AND 2 ATOMS 0F SULFUR WITH THE MINERAL NAME PYRITE, IT SHOUD BE KNOWN THAT ALL MINERAL IDENTIFIED AS PYRITE SHOULD BE COMPOSED OF IRON AND SULFUR IN THAT RATIO.
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A MINERAL HAS A DEFINITE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.
THERE ARE, HOWEVER, INSTANCES WE ALLOW MINERALS TO SHARE A COMMON COMPOSITION. THESE MINERALS ARE CALLD POLYMORPHS.
''GRAPHITE AND DIAMOND"
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A MINERAL HAS AN ORDERED INTERNAL/CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE.
WHAT DO WE MEAN BY CRYSTALLINE?
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A MINERAL HAS AN ORDERED INTERNAL/CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE.
A CRYSTALLINE MATERIAL IS SOMETHING THAT HAS ITS ELEMENTAL COMPONENTS ARRANGED IN A ORDERED FASHION. THIS MEANS THAT THE MATERIAL REPEATS THIS ORDER IN A THREE DIMENSIONAL FRAMEWORK THAT CAN EXTEND VIRTUALLY INTO INFINITY.
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MINERALOIDS
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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT CRITERIA OF MINERALS?
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THE PROCESS TO PRODUCE A MINERAL BY NATURAL MEANS IS EXTENDED FURTHER BY MAKING SURE THAT NO ORGANIC MATERIAL (OR WHAT WAS ONCE PART OF AN ORGANISM) BE CONSIDERED A MINERALS.
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The gray material used in your pencil is called
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GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF MINERALOIDS.
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