5 things in school that come from minerals would be graphite in your pencil, Metal pipes, water in the water fountain, metal doorknobs, lockers, salt in the cafeteria. Well I put 6 but i hope it helped! :)
A pencil is made of graphite, despite its original name, lead. Another could be the metal. Technically, all metal is a mineral.
The color of rocks is determined by which minerals make up the rocks. Red minerals like iron-containing hematite would make a red colored rock and sulfur containing minerals would make yellow.
Rocks are a naturally occurring assemblage of minerals. They are not synthetic and would be described as having a crystalline rather than fibrous texture.
A rocks melting point would be determined by the highest temperature at which its constituent minerals would melt.
"Bio" means life, so a biotic resource would be one that is alive.Is soil alive? No.Are plants alive? YesAre rocks alive? NoAre minerals alive? No
A rock consists of lots of minerals, which are made up of elements such as gold and silver. A rock can contain valuable minerals such as diamonds. Diamonds are the most expensive minerals. You can mine rocks and minerals at a mine
it is important to know about rocks and minerals because, without rocks and minerals we would have no earth to stand on, and there would be no life on earth as we know it. :) thx, ask again
That would be up to you!
The color of rocks is determined by which minerals make up the rocks. Red minerals like iron-containing hematite would make a red colored rock and sulfur containing minerals would make yellow.
That would be "ROCK"
Yes. Rocks are defined as combinations of minerals. The only exception to this would be some volcanic rocks that are composed mostly of glass.
Crystals and minerals, but not fossils, as the intense pressure would have destroyed them (except in some rare contact metamorphic rocks).
No, that would make absolutely no sense. Only wind and water are able to erode things such as rocks and minerals.
they have rocks and minerals
Rocks may include sand, limestone, cherts, and gravels of all types. Minerals used would include calcite and quartz.
the rocks in carlsbad is limestone
Hardest Mineral=Diamond Second would be corundum.etc. etc....but these are minerals. Rocks are a combination of at least 2 minerals. A hard "rock" would be nearly any mafic, igneous rock.
Depending on the minerals in their composition, some rocks are harder than others. Rocks that contain minerals with higher ratings on the Mohs scale are harder, and would erode more slowly than other rocks.