Earth system Flashcards

science (20 cards)

1
Q

Any property that can be observed using the five sensors or can be measured without change matter.

A

Physical properties

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Wait- how heavy an object is ( mass is how much’’ stuff’’( matter) something is made of)

A

Wait/ mass

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3
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A matter that maintains its own shape instead of conforming the shades of its container.

A

Solid

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4
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Something that can flow and takes the shape up its container, like water or juice, but it has a fixed amount of space (volume), similar to how a solid stays the same size.

A

Liquid

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5
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It allows something like he or electricity to flow or pass through it easily.

A

Conduct

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6
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Energy that moves from something hot to something cold a four of energy.

A

Heat

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7
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a substance found in nature, minerals make up rock.

A

Minerals

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8
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How easily or difficult it is to scratch a mineral’s surface

A

Hardness

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9
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The cooler of its powder when you rub it on a hard, rough surface like a tile.

A

Streak

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10
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The colored powder left behind when a mineral is scrapped across the arm service

A

Tiles

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11
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It’s what light reflects back to our eyes. Minerals are colored because they absorb some colors of light and reflect the rest.

A

Color

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12
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How sunny a rock or mineral looks when the light shines on it, like a mirror, or glassy, or even dull. ( luster is of physical property used by neurologists to help identify minerals).

A

Luster

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13
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How some minerals break along smooth, flat lines instead of randomly, like when you crack an egg.

A

cleavage

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14
Q

Are you trying to scratch a rock with different objects ( like a fingernail or a penny) to see if it’s hard or soft.

A

Scratch test

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15
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A naturally formed combination of minerals and other natural minerals.

A

Rocks

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16
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A solid, naturally phone substance that always has the same demolition and the same properties.

17
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The’’ dirt dance stuff’’ that settles to the bottom of liquids, or is carried and then disposed by water, wind, or ice.

18
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Rocked formed from compact sediment.

19
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A rock formed by Magma or lava.

20
Q

Rock formed from existing rock; Heat and pressure causes the minerals to for new combinations or new crystals.