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Nonsilicate Minerals A to Z

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Guess a non-silicate mineral for each letter.

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Guess a non-silicate mineral for each letter.

by Courtney Bezdek
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Starts with A

Has all the properties of the element and the smallest part of an element.

Starts with C

A substance made up of atoms of 2 or more, different elements and joined together by chemical bonds.

Starts with D

The ratio of the mass of a substance to the volume of the substance.

Starts with E

An _______ ____ ________ environment is when bodies of salt water dry up leaving gypsum and halite mineral crystals.

Starts with F

is a Silicate Mineral. Is the main component of most rocks on earth's surface.

Starts with H

When groundwater words downward and is heated by magma and then reacts to minerals. This environment forms new minerals such as Gold, copper and sulfur.

Starts with I

The four requirements for an object to be considered a mineral are; naturally formed, has a definite crystalline structure, is _________, and is a solid.

Starts with L

Rocks formed when surface water and ground water carry dissolved minerals in lakes and seas. Then those materials crystalize and form _______

Starts with M

is a Silicate Mineral and seperates easily when they brake.

Starts with N

are minerals that have a dull surface and may let pass through. These are a good conductor of heat and electricity.

Starts with O

Mineral deposit large and pure enough to be mined for profit.

Starts with P

Magma body that moves upward and cools before reaching the surface. Forms crystals like mica, feldspar, and quartz.

Starts with Q

is a Silicate Mineral and the basic building block for most rocks.

Starts with R

Returning land to its original condition after mining.

Starts with S

Minerals that have contain a combination of silicon and oxygen elements, and one or more metals.

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