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what is a mineral?
a naturally occuring inorganic solid that posses a definate chemical structure and a unique set of Physical properties
differecnce between rocks and minerals.
a mineral is naturally occuring. a rock is compose of two or more minerals.
describe the basic structure of an atom.
an atomis the smallest particle of matter that sitll retains the characteristics of an element. each atom has a nucleus which contians protons and neutrons. orbiting the nulceaus is are the electrons.
how do you find the atomic number and mass of an element?
the number of protons determines the atoms number. The sum of both the protons and neutrons is the atomic mass of an element.
what is an isotope?
a variant of the same element but with a different atomic mass
what is radioactive decay? how does this process relate to isotpoes?
radioactive decay is the process in which isotopes