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Sedimentary and Related Minerals

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In this three-part exercise, students study hand samples and thin sections of sedimentary minerals and rocks. Part one - Box of Rocks: Students examine a tray of Halides, Carbonates, Borates, and Clays and record their physical properties, composition, habit, and occurence. They note chemical and physical similarities and differences of the minerals. Part two - Definitions: Define a list of terms relevent to the lab. Part three - Minerals in Thin Section: Observe sedimentary minerals in thin section and answer questions about them.

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    Chemistry,NSDL_SetSpec_380601,Mineralogy,Undergraduate (Lower Division),Undergraduate (Upper Division),oai:nsdl.org:2200/20100502195652850T,Physical Properties,Higher Education,Vocational/Professional Development Education,Optical Mineralogy,Physics,Geoscience,NSDL

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    In this three-part exercise, students study hand samples and thin sections of sedimentary minerals and rocks. Part one - Box of Rocks: Students examine a tray of Halides, Carbonates, Borates, and Clays and record their physical properties, composition, habit, and occurence. They note chemical and physical similarities and differences of the minerals. Part two - Definitions: Define a list of terms relevent to the lab. Part three - Minerals in Thin Section: Observe sedimentary minerals in thin section and answer questions about them.
    ↓http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/mineralogy/activities/MinEx15SedRelatedMins.html

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