Question

What are the different methods of study of minerals?

Answer 1

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Can you name some minerals off the top of your head? You likely came up with things like gold, silver and copper. These are all correct, but there are many more minerals on Earth - over 4,000 in fact! To understand what makes a mineral a mineral, we need to understand the basic requirements that categorize them, as well as their properties.

What Makes a Mineral a Mineral?

In order for something to be a mineral, it must first meet four criteria:

First, all minerals are solid. So, while water may contain minerals, water itself can't be a mineral because it's liquid.Minerals are all naturally formed. This means they can't be manufactured in a lab. Synthetic gems, like cubic zirconia, are therefore not minerals.All minerals have a unique and specific chemical composition. This is like the DNA of the mineral - it's what makes the mineral different from other minerals.Lastly, all minerals have a crystalline structure. Minerals are some of the most beautiful substances on Earth, because they are always arranged in an orderly geometric pattern. Minerals of the same type always have the same geometric arrangement of their atoms.

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Answer 2

concentration method
Halls process
Bare's process
Roasting method
Hydraulic separation method
Froth floatation method