9.7 10) Flame Test: K produces violet flame, Ca produces orange-red flame 11) Acid Test: HCl drops will fizz if mineral contains carbonate, sulfide,

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9.7 10) Flame Test: K produces violet flame, Ca produces orange-red flame 11) Acid Test: HCl drops will fizz if mineral contains carbonate, sulfide, or sulfite 12) Magnetism: can be magnetic, nonmagnetic, antimagnetic

9B: Identifying Minerals 13) Radioactivity: Contain (U), will produce rays that can be detected by special instruments. 14) Luminescence: ability to glow Fluorescent: emits light while absorbing radiation; glows under UV light Phosphorescent: continue to give off light after light source is removed. 15) Refraction: transparent minerals that bend light U =uranium

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9C Notes Outline Native Minerals Metals Define: veins, placer deposits, ores Examples: (describe their color, use, and special features) Gold Silver Copper Platinum Nonmetals: Diamonds Sulfur Compound Minerals (define, describe their use and special features) Silicates: Oxides: Sulfides: Carbonates: