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Mineral Uses and Deposits Click on the following web site; use the link to find the following about each mineral listed, and write them on a sheet of paper to be turned in Monday.
HINT #1: It may be easier to do a right button click, then click on "Open in new window". That way you have both my page AND the new page open, and can then toggle from one page to the other more easily. HINT #2: Pay attention to the links on the left side of the minerals page... For EACH of the following minerals find the following: A) Uses (Is it an ore, of what, what is it's econonomic value or significance?) B) Locations of major deposits (Where are they located? 4 0r 5 will do) C) Best Field Indicators (In other words, how would you most easily identify them?) The mineral name next to each number will be the mineral on which you are to do research. The number will indicate the computer number at which you are seated. Mineral Properties Link 1. Copper 2. Graphite 3. Diamond 4. Sulfur 5. Quartz 6. Fluorite 7. Albite 8. Microcline 9. Plagioclase 10. Biotite 11. Muscovite 12. Talc 13. Kaolinite 14. Olivine 15. Topaz 16. Hornblende 17. Garnet 18. Calcite 19. Dolomite 20. Malachite 21. Azurite 22. Gypsum 23. Barite 24. Apatite 25. Halite 26. Topaz 27. Tourmaline 28. Magnetite 29. Limonite 30. Hematite 31. Gold 32. Silver |
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