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MINERAL AND POWER

RESOURCES

SST PROJECT

BY GROUP 1

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1. MINERALS

2. ORES

3. CLASSIFICATIONS

4. USES OF MINERALS

INDEX

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A MINERAL IS AN INORGANIC SUBSTANCE. IT CONSISTS OF ONE OR MORE ELEMENTS.

IT IS CLASSIFIED ON THE BASIS OF ITS CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES.

WHAT

AREMINERALS

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••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

MINERALS VARY IN

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1. COLOURS Mineral color is determined by how the crystals absorb and

reflect light. Although color is easy to recognize, it is often misleading.

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2. HARDNESS Hardness is the ability of a mineral to resist abrasion or

scratching on its surface.

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Luster Luster refers to how light is reflected from the

surface of a mineral.

Pyrite: Metallic, Shiny Luster

Copyright© Dr. Richard Busch

Halite :Non-Metallic Translucent Luster

Copyright©Dr. Richard Busch

Sulfur :Non-Metallic Waxy Luster

Copyright©StoneTrust, Inc.

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MOST MINERALS ARE FOUND IN FORMS OF :

IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC

ROCKS SEDIMENTARY

ROCKS

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ORES ->

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MINERALS DON'T OCCUR IN PURE FORMS IN NATURE, THEY OCCUR IN ORES.

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CLASSIFICATION OF MINERALS

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THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF MINERALS :

METALLIC MINERALS NON-METALLIC MINERALS

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USES OF MINERALS

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Minerals are a non-renewable natural resources, meaning that once we mine or extract them they will not replenish in enough time to be used again by humans. Industrial minerals are non-renewable minerals that are mined for commercial value and are not used as fuel or as a source of metals.

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COPPER IS A NATIVE ELEMENT USED FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING.

GOLD, DIAMONDS, SILVER, AND PLATINUM ARE NATIVE ELEMENTS USED FOR JEWELRY.

TALC IS A SILICATE MINERAL USED FOR COSMETICS AND CAT LITTER.

QUARTZ IS A SILICATE MINERAL USED TO MAKE GLASS.

GRAPHITE IS A NATIVE ELEMENT USED FOR PENCIL LEAD.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND REFERENCESREFERENCES:

•WIKIPEDIA

•GOOGLE

•SST TEXTBOOK

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

WE ARE THANKFUL FOR ALL THE SITES WHO CONTRIBUTED TO MAKE THIS PRESENTATION.

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THIS PPT IS MADE BY :

ANISH.MUDALIAR

ANIRUDH.NAIR

ANUPAM.TYAGI

ARUSHI.DARAD

ASHWATHI.JIJI

ANIKET.AHER

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