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________ solid crystals that occur naturally and have a definite chemical composition.
Minerals
Mining has three types of resources:
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1. metals
2. nonmetals
3. fossil fuels
_____ are the most important type of mineral.
Metals
Why are metals so important?
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1. shiny
2. malleable - can be hammered
3. ductile - turn to wire
4. conductibility- electricity
____ -____ was the first metalworker.
Tubal-Cain

descendant of Cain
History has been divided into three periods based on man's skills with metals.
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1. Stone/Copper Age
2. Bronze Age
3. Iron Age
There are three types of metals:
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1. precious metals
2. common metals
3. alloys-combined metals
Some precious metals are ___, ___ and ____.
gold, silver and platinum
Some common metals are __,___, and ___.
copper, lead and iron
An _____ is a mineral composed of several different elements.
ore
___ is the most common metal - found in an ore combined with sulfur.
Lead
The second most common metal on earth is ___.
aluminum
Aluminum is found in the ore, ________.
bauxite
Why is aluminum an ideal metal for cars and other machines?
Because it is lightweight and does not rust.
The first useful alloy made was ______ - made from copper and tin.
bronze
Romans learned to made ____ by combining copper and zinc.
brass
____ is the world's most important alloy.
Steel
Steel is an alloy made from ___ and ______.
iron and carbon