Galena. Gold Quartz Copper Diamond Gypsum Gibbsite.

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Galena

Gold

Quartz

Copper

Diamond

Gypsum

Gibbsite

Halite

Sphalerite

Silver

Common Uses of Minerals MineralUses 1. CopperElectrical wires, plumbing, coins 2. DiamondJewelry, cutting tools, drill bits 3. GalenaBatteries, ammunition 4. GibbsiteCans, foil, appliances, utensils 5. Gold Jewelry, computers, spacecraft, dentistry 6. GypsumWallboards, plaster, cement 7. Halite Nutrition, highway de-icer, water softener 8. QuartzGlass, computer chips 9. Silver Jewelry, photography, electronic products 10.SphaleriteJet aircraft, spacecraft, paints

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Naturally Formed- must form naturally, not man- made Ex._______________Non-ex.___________

A Mineral is Naturally Formed Natural: you can find it in NATURE

Naturally Formed or Man-Made?

Naturally Formed

Naturally Formed or Man-Made?

Man-Made (You cannot walk outside and pick up laptops and cell phones off trees).

Naturally Formed or Man-Made?

Naturally Formed (We do not make fruit; fruit grows naturally form the earth).

Naturally Formed or Man-Made?

Naturally Formed (found in nature)

Naturally Formed or Man-Made?

Naturally Formed (found in nature)

Man-Made

Naturally formed or man-made?

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Inorganic- cannot arise from materials that were once part of a living thing Ex.______________ Non-Ex._________________

A Mineral is Inorganic it's never alive, it never will be

Inorganic or NOT?

Inorganic

NOT! Leaves were once from a living tree.

Inorganic or NOT?

Inorganic

Inorganic

NOT! A tree is living.

Inorganic or NOT?

Inorganic (fossils are formed from the remains of once living organisms).

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Solid- always solid, not a liquid or gas. It has a definite volume and a definite shape Ex._________________Non-ex.____________

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Crystalline Structure- particles must line up in a pattern that repeats over and over again Ex.______________Non-ex._____________

Crystals Crystals are solid, geometric forms produced by a repeating pattern of atoms or molecules that are present throughout the mineral. A crystal’s shape is determined by the arrangement of the atoms or molecules within the crystal. All minerals can be grouped into crystal classes according to the kinds of crystals they form.

Crystalline Structure of a Mineral

Crystal Structure

Crystals have a definite pattern….. This crystal prism has a pattern or design that it creates as light passes through it.

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Definite Chemical Composition- always contains certain elements in definite proportions. NaCl (salt)

(5) Characteristics of Minerals Solid- always solid, not a liquid or gas. It has a definite volume and a definite shape Naturally Formed- must form naturally, not man- made Inorganic- cannot arise from materials that were once part of a living thing Crystalline Structure- particles must line up in a pattern that repeats over and over again Definite Chemical Composition- always contains certain elements in definite proportions. NaCl (salt)