PPT-Geology and Nonrenewable Minerals

Chapter 15 The Earth Is a Dynamic Planet What is geology Three major concentric zones of the earth Core solid inner part surrounded by a liquid core Mantle mostly solid rock I ncluding the asthenosphere hotpartly melted rock that flows and can be deformed like plastic. Minerals 01DGO2010 brPage 2br Page of 20 BAUXITE RESOURCES OF ORISSA Bauxite is the only ore of aluminium It is the hydrate of alumina and mainly composed of gibbsite diaspore bohemite Gibbsite is dominant among other minerals Besides the other mine Acosta, Ariel Austin A.. De Asis, Deanne. Garcia, Marie Ann. SHEAR. Response of to deformation usually by compressive stress.. Forms particular texture.. Can be . homogenous . or . non-homogeneous. .. I. t . S. haped the World. b. y Josh . I. rving. What is Geology?. Geology is the study of rocks, gems, and minerals and the study of the structure of these materials. An important part is how they were formed and how they change over time.. Identify . and classify Earth’s . renewable resources. , including air, plants, water, and animals; and . nonrenewable resources. , including coal, oil, and natural gas; and the importance of conservation.. Geology!. Geology!. Geology!. What is Geology?. Geology is the study of the Earth, the . materials. of which it is made, the . structure. of those materials, and the . processes. acting upon them. It includes the study of organisms that have inhabited our planet. An important part of geology is the study of how Earth’s materials, structures, processes and organisms have changed over time.. On your guided note worksheet, place . these resources in the correct category:. Renewable. Nonrenewable. Inexhaustible . (forever. ). coal. oil. sunlight. iron. wind. animals. timber. water. soil. plants. Graduates. :. Perspectives . from the . AusIMM . – the Minerals . Institute. AUGEN 2015. The AusIMM Geoscience . Society. Alison Fairmaid, Bob Smith, Geoff Balfe & Dale Sims. The AusIMM provides services to professionals . Acosta, Ariel Austin A.. De Asis, Deanne. Garcia, Marie Ann. SHEAR. Response of to deformation usually by compressive stress.. Forms particular texture.. Can be . homogenous . or . non-homogeneous. .. A SEMINAR PRESENTETION. ON. Optical Properties of Minerals. Presented by – . Student’s name. . Contents . Introduction. Polarised. light. Different types of transmitted microscope studies. renewable resources. , including air, plants, water, and animals; and . nonrenewable resources. , including coal, oil, and natural gas; and the importance of conservation.. . 1. Which . of these best completes this chart?. naturally occurring, . inorganic solid . with a specific chemical composition . a definite crystalline structure. Minerals can form from the cooling of magma which is the molten material found beneath Earth’s surface as magma rises closer to the surface the molten compounds no longer move freely and they begin to interact chemically to form minerals. “Civilization exists by geologic consent” -Will Durant. Where are the world’s great cities located and why?. Why are Earliest Humans Here?. East African Rift. Water. Animals. Preservation of fossils. The geology of Iraq as a study is closely depended on basic geologic branches, such as tectonics, . stratigraphy. , . sedimentology. , petrology, paleontology and structural geology. On the other hand, there are some applied branches in geology directly related to studying geology of Iraq, such as petroleum geology, hydrogeology and economic geology. To understanding the geology of Iraq, we must return to tectonic and . We will u. se . Triangular. Diagrams to determine the stable minerals that will go on . an. activity diagram. . Assume u. biquitous water so . H. 2. O is . used to balance equations.. ● . Determine what minerals to consider under Earth-surface conditions in the Al.