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Imagine that you are a mineralogist and you have just received a...
Imagine that you are a mineralogist and you have just received a single, small sample of a mineral with which you are not familiar. Discuss how you might go about identifying that mineral using some of the mineral identification properties discussed in Chapter 1. Which properties would you find less useful? Why?
Imagine that you are a mineralogist and you have just received a single, small sample of a
mineral with which you are not familiar. Discuss how you might go about identifying that
mineral using some of the mineral identification properties discussed in Chapter 1. Which
properties would you find less useful? Why?
Reference:
Lutgens, F.K., & Tarbuck, T.J. (2011).
Foundations of Earth Science
(6th Ed., pp. 28-33)
.
Upper
Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall.
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