Activity 13: Diamond Dilemma

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Activity 13: Diamond Dilemma Monday– September 19th DAILY AGENDA REQUIRED MATERIALS Start of Class Routine Review Bellwork Review Analysis Questions Analyzing Diamond Data Vocab Notes Analyzing Diamond Data Lab Science Binder Pencil/Eraser Red Pen Due Today: DO NOT TURN IN! Activity 13: Diamond Dilemma Analysis Questions

Opaque, Translucent, and Transparent Brilliant, Glassy, and Dull Review Bellwork Which 3 words did you need to consider when describing transparency? Which 3 words did you need to consider when describing luster? Opaque, Translucent, and Transparent Brilliant, Glassy, and Dull

Review Analysis Questions 2) Which observations do you predict will be the most useful in identifying the material? Why? 3) Do you think the material is a diamond? (Support your opinion with that least 3 observations from this activity & your data)

Analyzing Diamond Data Activity #14

Key Concepts Minerals are crystals that form naturally on Earth. They have characteristic properties such as color, hardness, and a crystalline shape. Conclusions can be made by comparing experimental data to known properties.

Vocabulary Acrylic – word used to describe plastic. It is a man-made material that can be formed into many shapes and colors. Diamond = the hardest material. Diamonds are composed entirely of carbon atoms. Usually has an octahedron shape and comes in many colors. Fluorite – an inexpensive, abundant material found worldwide. Comes in a variety of colors. Glass – a non-crystalline solid that can be man-made or occur in nature. Natural glass is formed when certain rocks melt under high temperatures.