Chapter 2 Minerals & Rocks

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cleavage
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compound
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crystal
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density
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element
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fracture
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hardness
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luster
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mineral
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solid
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streak
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cement
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compact
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rock
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rockcycle
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uplift
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extrusive
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igneous
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intrusive
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chemical
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clastic
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fossil
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organic
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sediment
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sedimentary
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foliated
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nonfoliated
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metamorphic
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folding
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geologictime
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geologist
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indexfossil
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intrusion
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paleontologist
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tilting