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The ability of a metal to be bent, molded, and stretched is termed ________."
tempering
cold working
malleability
dexterity
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QUESTION 2
The high electrical conductivity associated with metallic bonds results from ________.
the ability of outer electrons to move freely from atom to atom
their radioactive instability
the ability of nuclei to be discharged into the atmosphere
their relatively great atomic mass
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QUESTION 3
Most of the metals currently in commercial use ________.
were known to the ancients
are found only in North America and Asia
were discovered in the last two centuries
are excavated as native metals and do not require smelting
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QUESTION 4
"Stone used for buildings, chemicals in fertilizers, and sand used to make glass are all examples of mineral resources known as ________."
tailings
industrial minerals
clinker
slag
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QUESTION 5
In what kind of terrain would you expect to find a placer deposit?
a dry lake bed
a mountain peak
the ocean floor
a streambed
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QUESTION 6
In what types of rocks are ore minerals found?
only in igneous rocks
only igneous and sedimentary rocks
only in igneous and metamorphic rocks
"in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks"
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QUESTION 7
Which of these is true about mineral resources?
They are renewable because they are naturally formed
They are renewable because we use them at slower rates than they are formed
They are nonrenewable because they are formed at slower rates than we use them.
They are nonrenewable because they are no longer formed.
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QUESTION 8
Which of these statements about the U.S. supply of strategically important metals is true?
The United States has ample domestic supplies of strategic minerals
The United States imports a small amount of some strategic minerals.
The United States has access to abundant supplies of strategic minerals with its open trade partners.
The United States imports 100% of many strategic minerals
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QUESTION 9
A drawback to mining sulfides is the risk of ________.
underground fires
acid mine runoff
tunnel collapse
rock bursts
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QUESTION 10
Acid mine runoff results from the oxidation and the dissolution of ________ ores.
sulfide
oxide
carbonate
manganese
tempering
cold working
malleability
dexterity
Explanation / Answer
1) malleability
it is the property of a metal to deform under pressure. they can be convert as sheets by applying high pressure they will not break and form sheet structure.
2)the ability of outer electrons to move freely from atom to atom
electricity is the flow of electrons, electrical conductivity of a material depends on the available electrons which are capable to move freely from one atom to other.
3)were discovered in the last two centuries.
scientific field had a great growth with in the last two hundred years, and that reulted in every field of science, most of the metals we use commercially were also discovered with in the last two centuries.
4) industrial minerals
industrial minerals are the materials which naturally or synthetically processed, and use widely in industrial and domestic applications.
5) a streambed
a streambed is the bottom of a stream, or river, the amount of water flow will alter the streambed, and also the erosion and and deposition of sediments and minerals are depends on the water flow.
6) in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks.
igneous rock is known as the primary rock, because other two rocks, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks also formed from igneous, so the mineral content of these rocks are common, and similar ore minerals can be seen in these rock units.
7)They are nonrenewable because they are formed at slower rates than we use them.
minerals also considered as nonrenewable, because they take thousands of years to form, it is beyond the life span of generations. so if it use at higher rate its amount decreases considerably.
8) united state imports 100% of many strategic minerals.
strategic minerals are very critical in supply around the world, like tin, cobalt, zinc, manganese,titanium and platinum etc, they are also very short in United state.
9) acid mine runoff
it is the outflow of acidic water from the mining site mainly due to the oxidation of iron sulfide.
10)sulfide
acid mine run off results mailnly from the oxidation of iron sulfide and mixing of this with water
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