Lab Test

Front 1

Calcite -cleavage color hardness luster streak overal essential feature

Back 1

Effervesence! Cleavage yes
Color white light colors green pink
Yes effervescence
Harder than penny less then glass
Non metallic
White streak

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Feldspar

Back 2

Cleavage yes!
Green pink blue
No effer
Harder than glass
Metallic
No streak
Cleavage
Square

Front 3

Garnet -cleavage color hardness luster streak overal essential feature

Back 3

Soccer Ball! Red black
No cleavage
Harder than glass
Non metallic
Soccer ball shale
White streak

Front 4

Halite

Back 4

Salty!
Yes cleavage
Clear
Softer than penny harder than finer
Non metallic
White streak

Front 5

Hematite

Back 5

Streak! red, glitter No cleavage
Red black shying
Scratch a penny
Metallic
Red streak

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Mica

Back 6

Yes !cleavage
Clear Amber
Softer than nail
Flacky

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Pyrite

Back 7

gold! Grey black gold silver
No cleavage
Harder than glass
Metallic gold luster

Front 8

Quartz

Back 8

Harder than glass, fracture distinct!

Pink green
No cleavage
Scratch glass
Non metallic
Hardness fracture

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Olivine

Back 9

Green sandy grain! Black green Orange
Harder than glass
No cleavage
Non metallic
Grainy
Green sandy grain

Front 10

Cleavage yes

Back 10

Calcite, feldspar, halite, mica

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Color gold

Back 11

Pyrite

Front 12

Harder than glass

Back 12

Olivine Quartz garnet
Feldspar

Front 13

Metallic

Back 13

Hematite pyrite

Front 14

Softer then penny

Back 14

Mica halite

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No cleavage

Back 15

Garnet
Hematite
Pyrite
Quartz
Olivine

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Difference between quartz and calcite

Back 16

calcite effervescence

Front 17

quartz and feldsbar difference

Back 17

Feldspar has cleavage quartz does not

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pyrite and mica

Back 18

cleavage mica has, pyrite does not. luster mettalic pyrite and non metallic mica

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Garnet and hematite

Back 19

hardness garnet scratches glass hematite does not, luster garnet nonmetalic, hematite metallic.

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Calcite and halite

Back 20

calcite effervecent, halite not

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olivine and pyrite

Back 21

luster, olivine has non and pyrite is metallic

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What to expect at Convergent plate boundaries

Back 22

shallow earthquake boundary, deeper toward boundary, deep trenches, volcanoes, arcs

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What to expect at trasform boundaries

Back 23

volcanic not evidence, no trench age data, no volcanoes

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what to expect at divergent boundaries

Back 24

new sea floor (very distinct) earthquakes (shallow on plate boundary) seismic activity

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Texture

Back 25

how large mineral grains are

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felsic

Back 26

often lighter high in silica and aluminum

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mafic

Back 27

often darker high in magnesium and Iron

Front 28

3 way other than clastic that sedimentary rocks form

Back 28

chemical, biological or chemical processes, organic-burried, lithifies, compaction, dewater

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high grade metamorphic means it was mad under __ conditions

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high heat and pressure

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pyroclastic flow

Back 30

ash flow, fast moving current of hot gas and rock

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lahar

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mud flow, can be triggered by volcanic ash

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composite volcanoe

Back 32

a cone shaped volcanoe mountain composed of alternatily layers, pyroclastic materials

Front 33

what type of plate boundary is most likely to produce a violent volcanic eruption?

Back 33

Convergent

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Foliation

Back 34

streaks formed when metamorphic rocks are being formed arrangement of structural or textual features in any rock resulting from alignment of minerals and grains

Front 35

bigger crystals more permeable t/f

Back 35

true

Front 36

Clastic more permeable T/F

Back 36

True

Front 37

Bedding of rocks

Back 37

show layers often in sedimentary rocks

Front 38

Clasts are formed with low temperature/high pressure

Back 38

conglomerate, sandstone, rocks broken and joined together sedimentary rocks

Front 39

Crystals

Back 39

generally form in igneous, can form in metamorphic generally pretty small.

Front 40

granit has clasts or crystals ?

Back 40

Crystal

Front 41

sandstone clast or crystal?

Back 41

clast

Front 42

does shale or sandstone have greater permeability?

Back 42

Sandstone has greater permeability

Front 43

Foliation

Back 43

streaks formed when metamorphic rocks are being formed arrangement of structural or textual features in any rock resulting from alignment of minerals and grains

Front 44

bigger crystals more permeable t/f

Back 44

true

Front 45

Clastic more permeable T/F

Back 45

True

Front 46

Bedding of rocks

Back 46

show layers often in sedimentary rocks

Front 47

Clasts are formed with low temperature/high pressure

Back 47

conglomerate, sandstone, rocks broken and joined together sedimentary rocks

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Crystals

Back 48

generally form in igneous, can form in metamorphic generally pretty small.

Front 49

granit has clasts or crystals ?

Back 49

Crystal

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sandstone clast or crystal?

Back 50

clast

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does shale or sandstone have greater permeability?

Back 51

Sandstone has greater permeability

Front 52

small crystal rocks

Back 52

Gneiss, obsidian, rhyolite,

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small clastic rocks

Back 53

sandstone

Front 54

large clast

Back 54

breccia, conglomerate

Front 55

Large crystal

Back 55

Gabbro, Granite

Front 56

Visible mica in what rock

Back 56

Schist

Front 57

good permeability

Back 57

sandstone

Front 58

not permeable to poor

Back 58

basalt, breccia, conglomerate, gneiss, gabbro, granite, limestone vaireis, marble, obsidian, rhyolite, shale, schist

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Foliation

Back 59

Gneiss, schist

Front 60

Bedding

Back 60

limestone, sandstone, shale

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Basalt

Back 61

Dark rock! igneous rock, crystals or clast too small to tell, small size, poor permeability, no bedding or foliation

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Breccia

Back 62

Clast very large and angular! Sedimentary, clastic, poor permeabilty

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Conglomerate

Back 63

Large round round clast! sedimentary, clast large permeability poor

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Gabbro

Back 64

Large crystal dark igneous rock!

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Gneis

Back 65

Clear bands of color metamorphic

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Granite

Back 66

large crystals igneous rocks

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Limestone

Back 67

coral, fizz with fcl can contain fossil sedimentary rock

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Marble

Back 68

shiny crystal sometimes, metamorphic, fizz with hcl metamorphised limestone

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Obsidian

Back 69

simmilar to glss show fracture! igneous rock

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Rhyolite

Back 70

small crystals light in color igneous rock

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Sandstone

Back 71

tan pink can have bedding sedimentary

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Shale

Back 72

flacky flat grey/black/red

Front 73

Schist

Back 73

foliated contains mica! metamorhpic