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Page 1: Earth Science Lab Practical Review. Station 1: Rocks and Minerals COLORCOLOR STREAK LUSTER HARDNESS CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE DENSITY/HEFT CRYSTAL SHAPE SPECIAL

Earth Science Lab Practical

Review

Page 2: Earth Science Lab Practical Review. Station 1: Rocks and Minerals COLORCOLOR STREAK LUSTER HARDNESS CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE DENSITY/HEFT CRYSTAL SHAPE SPECIAL

Station 1: Rocks and MineralsC

OL

ORSTREAK

LUSTER

HARDNESS

CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE

DENSITY/HEFT

CRYSTAL SHAPESPECIAL PROPERTIES

-Porcelain Streak plate

-Least useful property

-Metallic or Non-metallic

-Glass plate

How are Minerals

Identified??

INTERNAL ARRANGEMENT OF ATOMS

Page 3: Earth Science Lab Practical Review. Station 1: Rocks and Minerals COLORCOLOR STREAK LUSTER HARDNESS CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE DENSITY/HEFT CRYSTAL SHAPE SPECIAL

STREAK

• The color of a mineral when finely powdered

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LUSTER

• Metallic – reflects light like metal (shiny)

• Nonmetallic – any mineral which DOES NOT exhibit shiny metallic characteristics

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LUSTER- Now you try…

NON-METALLIC

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LUSTER- Now you try…

NON-METALLIC

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LUSTER- Now you try…

METALLIC

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Hardness

• Resistance of a mineral to being scratched

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Hardness

• If the mineral SCRATCHES the glass – it has a hardness of 5 or higher.

• If the mineral DOES NOT SCRATCH glass – it has a hardness of below 5.

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CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE

• Cleavage- when a mineral break along a flat, smooth surface

• Fracture- when a mineral breaks along an irregular surface

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CLEAVAGE OR FRACTURE

CLEAVAGE

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CLEAVAGE OR FRACTURE

CLEAVAGE

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CLEAVAGE OR FRACTURE

FRACTURE

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ROCKS

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

-cementation

-compaction

-fossils

-layers

-form underwater

-pieces and parts of other rocks

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ROCKS

METAMORPHIC ROCKS

-HEAT + PRESSURE!

-Foliated

-Recrystallization

-Banding

-Mountains

SchistGneiss

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ROCKS

IGNEOUS ROCKS

-Solidification of magma or lava

-Glassy

-Vesicular

-Extrusive

-Intrusive

Scoria Diorite

Pumice

Obsidian

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

How do you find the epicenter of an earthquake?

1. Determine the arrival of the p-wave and the s-wave.

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

2. Find the DIFFERENCE between the arrival of the p-wave and the arrival of the s-wave.

11:05 a.m.

-11:01 a.m.

4 minutes

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THIS NUMBER?!?!?

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

• Difference between the arrival times was 4 minutes

• MEASURE AND MATCH!!

• The distance to the epicenter is…

2600 km

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

• What does the circle surrounding Boise, Idaho represent?

2,600 km

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

How many cities do you need in order to find the epicenter of an earthquake

3!!!

-Why?

-Because you need the circles to intersect and that can only happen with 3 cities.

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

Can you tell where the

epicenter of the

earthquake is from this information

?

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

Where is the epicenter of this earthquake?

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Finding the Epicenter of an Earthquake

OH NO!!!

What do you do if this happens?

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Eccentricity

What is the formula for eccentricity?

Distance between foci

E =______________________

Length of the major axis

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Eccentricity

An ellipse

FOCI

MAJOR AXIS

YOU MUST MEASURE TO THE NEAREST .1 OF A CENTIMETER!!

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Eccentricity5.0 cm

= --------------------------

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EccentricityEccentricity5.0 cm

= -------------------- =

9.2 cm

.543

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Eccentricity

1. If this were the Earth’s orbit, where would the Sun be located?

2. Where would the Earth’s orbital velocity be the fastest?

SUN