Warm Up – Tuesday 9/25 1.Name (5) of the properties/characteristics of a mineral that we discussed yesterday. 2. What does the word “Inorganic” mean? 3.

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Warm Up – Tuesday 9/25 1.Name (5) of the properties/characteristics of a mineral that we discussed yesterday. 2. What does the word “Inorganic” mean? 3. Study your notes and/or color your pictures from yesterday’s notes that you drew. N aturally Occurring I norganic S olid C rystal Structure D efinite Chemical Composition Not living & never was living

Mineral Match! How are minerals important in society? Match your Mineral Name Cards to the picture (that they are used to make). Some things may have more than one match.

calcite copper chalcopyrite graphite mica quartz gypsum kaolin talc bauxite wollastonite corundum boron & silica

Fluorspar, calcite, Borite Toothpaste

copper Electrical Wire

chalcopyrite Electrical Wire

graphite Tennis Racquets Pencils

mica Automobiles Make up

quartz Glassware watcheselectronics

gypsum Cement Drywall

kaolin paper pottery

talc powder paint

bauxite Soda Cans

wollastonite Pens

corundum Cleaners

boron and silica Boron Silica Mirrors

So how are minerals important in society?

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