Match the Items in the First Column with the Correct

question 14

Short Answer

Match the items in the first column with the correct descriptions in the second column.
A)a mineral consisting of a poisonous gas ionically bonded to an extremely reactive metal.
B)an item that is solid like a mineral, has definite chemical composition, and shows distinctive physical properties, but is not naturally occurring.
C)a silicate mineral which has silicon-oxygen tetrahedra bonded in single-chained formation along with iron or magnesium atoms.
D)a rock composed of nonmineral matter.
E)an item that is solid like a mineral, has definite chemical composition, and shows distinctive physical properties, but does not have an orderly crystalline structure.
F)a mineral in the carbonate family; showing three planes of cleavage and a fizzing reaction to hydrochloric acid.
G)a mineral made of oxidized hydrogen.
H)silicate mineral consisting solely of silicon and oxygen, with silicon-oxygen tetrahedra bonded in a complex three-dimensional network.
-1)ice
2)dinner plate
3)quartz
4)glass
5)halite
6)coal
7)calcite
8)pyroxene

• A)a mineral consisting of a poisonous gas ionically bonded to an extremely reactive metal.
• B)an item that is solid like a mineral, has definite chemical composition, and shows distinctive physical properties, but is not naturally occurring.
• C)a silicate mineral which has silicon-oxygen tetrahedra bonded in single-chained formation along with iron or magnesium atoms.
• D)a rock composed of nonmineral matter.
• E)an item that is solid like a mineral, has definite chemical composition, and shows distinctive physical properties, but does not have an orderly crystalline structure.
• F)a mineral in the carbonate family; showing three planes of cleavage and a fizzing reaction to hydrochloric acid.
• G)a mineral made of oxidized hydrogen.
• H)silicate mineral consisting solely of silicon and oxygen, with silicon-oxygen tetrahedra bonded in a complex three-dimensional network.
• -1)ice
• 2)dinner plate
• 3)quartz
• 4)glass
• 5)halite
• 6)coal
• 7)calcite
• 8)pyroxene

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