Most sedimentary rocks are deposited mountainous regions. Indicate with a capita

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Most sedimentary rocks are deposited mountainous regions. Indicate with a capital letter whether the following are rocks (R), minerals (M), or elements (E). Put the appropriate capital letter in the blanks. Rhyolite; Garnet-mica Schist Diopside Arsenic Europium Harzburgite Sodium Glaucophane Chromite; Beryllium which of the following may influence the value of a rock or mineral or the hazard posed by it. crystal structure; chemical composition; hardness; optical properties (such as luster and color), (all of the above a through d); none of the above. Name a mineral or rock, EXCLUDING any mineral or rock composed of a single element, that constitutes a resource exploited by humans and explain how this resource is used. Note that in years past students have repeatedly used minerals that are composed of a single element--such an answer will be worth ZERO points. Also, do NOT use coal because this is not technically a rock or mineral, either. The same is true of petroleum (not a rock). Coal and petroleum as answers will also be worth ZERO points. Rank the following three types of sedimentary rocks in terms of rate of sedimentation from highest (1) to lowest (3), by assigning numbers from 1 to 3 to the following (write number rank after the following rock types): sandstone chert limestone Which is likely to have been deposited furthest from a continent (circle best answer); sandstone or chert 13. Name one example each of three sedimentary rock types. This should be a common example, not an exception. Be sure to use a ROCK, not mineral name, otherwise you will not receive credit. elastic sedimentary rock biogenic sedimentary rock chemical sedimentary rock Rank the following three types of sedimentary rocks in terms of their abundance from highest (1) to lowest (3) by assigning numbers from 1 to 3 to the following (write number rank after the following rock types). siliceous (biogenic) sedimentary rocks elastic sedimentary rocks carbonates (biogenic)

Explanation / Answer

7) false,

8) rhyoloite - rock

garnet mica schist - rock

diopside - mineral

arsenic - element

europium - element

hazruburgite - rock

sodium - element

glaucophane - mineral

chromite - minerl

berylium - element

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