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7-1 Mineral Resources

Mineral Resources More than 3,000 different resources in Earth’s Crust Metals – Gold, Silver Nonmetals – Sulfur, Quartz

Elements Native elements – metallic minerals Compounds – most of the minerals 2 or more elements

Ores Minerals that are mined for profit Fe – iron Magnetite Hematite Al – Aluminum Bauxite

Cooling Magma Magma cools Dense minerals sink Form ore deposits

Contact Metamorphism Heat and chemical reactions with hot fluids create ores

Hydrothermal Solutions Fluids that move through small cracks in rock Minerals from surrounding rocks dissolve in solution Form in veins

Moving Water Placer deposits - Fragments of minerals become concentrated on bottom of stream

Mineral Resources Gemstones – rare nonmetal minerals

Mineral Exploration Area that has at least 100 to 1,000 times the concentration found in other places Looking for: Density differences Magnetism Radioactivity Rock color

Subsurface Mining Minerals mined underground

Surface Mining Open pit mines Minerals near surface

Placer Mining Dredging Buckets scope sediment from barges

Undersea Mining Nodules – lumps of minerals on ocean floor Difficult to mine