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Chapter 5 Vocabulary Minerals of the Earth’s Crust Name: _________________________ Period: ________.

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1 Chapter 5 Vocabulary Minerals of the Earth’s Crust Name: _________________________ Period: ________

2 MINERAL _________________________ SILICATE MINERAL _________________________

3 NONSILICATE MINERAL _________________________ CRYSTAL _________________________

4 SILICON-OXYGEN TETRAHEDRON __________________________

5 MINERALOGIST _________________________ STREAK _________________________

6 LUSTER _________________________ CLEAVAGE _________________________

7 FRACTURE _________________________ DENSITY _________________________ Density = Mass/Volume

8 MOHS HARDNESS SCALE _________________________

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