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how many time zones?

24

how wide are each time zone in degrees?

15 degrees wide

where is the international date line located?

180 degrees meridian

when you travel E north your calendar move?

back

arrangement of electromagnetic spectrum is to ?

wavelength

what is frequency?

# of waves that passes a point

speed of light in a vacuum?

300,000 km/s

minerals are identified by what?

their physical & chemical properties

appearance of milky quartz is caused by

trapped bubbles

minerals hardness can be determined by

the mohs scale of hardness

where are atomic bonds weak?

planes where minerals break

minerals with jagged edges are said to have?

fractures

what is specific gravity?

ratio of weight of a substance

in double refraction light bends in

two directions

place one drop of hydrochloric acid on calcite

calcite releases bubbles

bubbles are made up of

CO2

(lodestone) what does the mineral have?

magnetism

why are igneous rocks strong?

interlocking grain texture

which is igneous rock?

granite

igneous are resistant to?

weather

an ore is?

a mineral that can be mined at a profit

what is metal?

formed at the end of magma crystallization

what are pegamitites?

large-grain minerals

what are kimberlites?

ultramafic rocks (diamonds) form in high pressure

metamor. can only be present under

high pressure

contact meta. occurs under

high temp moderate to low pressure

regional metamorphic belt is divided into zones based on

mineral groups

large minerals that crystallizes at high temp are found near

igneous intrusions

meta. rocks that lack mineral grains with long axes are

non foliated

porphoblast differ from minerals surrounding them based on

size

hot fluids can change a rock's

chemistry

water vapors is a source of

clouds and rain