Chapter 4 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Atomic number

A

the number of protons in its nucleus

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2
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Atomic mass

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the number of neutrons and protons in the nucleus

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3
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Isotopes

A

atoms of an element having the same atomic number but differing mass number

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4
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Ion

A

an atom with a positive or negative charge

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5
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Anion

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atom gains electron that has a negative charge

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6
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Cation

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atoms loses electron that has a positive charge

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7
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Ionic bond

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two oppositely charge ions are attracted to form a bond

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8
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Covalent bond

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elements “share” electrons to fulfill their outermost shells

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9
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Metallic bond

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like covalent bonding except all the extra valence electrons of a large group of atoms are considered together in what is called an “electron sea” that is shared by all the atoms in the group

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10
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Silicates

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silicon and oxygen formed a covalent bond to create the silicate compound

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11
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What structure does silicate have?

A

tetrahedron

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12
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Substitution

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some cations can substitute for another because of the similar size and charge

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13
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Silicate structure of olivine

A

independent tetrahedron

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14
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Silicate structure of pyroxene

A

single chain

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15
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Silicate structure of amphibole

A

double chin

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16
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Silicate structure of micas

17
Q

Silicate structure of feldspar and quartz

A

3D network (framework)

18
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Olivine

Element and rock

A

Fe, Mg

olivine

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Pyroxene group

Element and rock

A

Fe, Mg, Al, Ca, Na

augite

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Amphibole group

Element and rock

A

Ca, Na, Fe, Mg, Al

hornblende

21
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Micas group, Biotite

Element and rock

A

K, Fe, Mg

biotite, muscovite

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Feldspar group

Element and rock

A

K, Na, Ca, Al, Si, O

orthoclase, plagioclase

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Quartz

Element and rock

A

SiO(2)

quartz

24
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Calcite

Element and rock

A

CaCO(3)

calcite

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Sulfates
compounds of metallic cations bonded with sulfate anion
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Sulfides
compounds of metallic cations bonded with sulfur
27
Oxides
compounds of metallic cations bonded to oxygen atoms
28
Carbonates
compounds of cations bonded with the carbonate ion
29
Cleavage
breakage along planes of weakness
30
Fracture
breakage not along cleavage plane
31
Hardness
resistance to scratching or abrasion
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Luster
character of reflected light
33
Crystal form
geometric shape
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Reaction to HCI
chemical interaction of weak hydrochloric acid (HCI) and calcium carbonate (CaCO[3])
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Streak
color when powered
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Mohs hardness scale
uses numerical values 1-10 | Ex: diamond = 10, quartz = 7, talc = 1
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How minerals form when magma cools
magma rises from mantle and from melted crust cools as it penetrates solid rock which allows igneous minerals to crystallize