Let's Collect Rocks And Shells
Let's Collect Rocks And Shells
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Watch out for sunburn!
GIG or fish spear (if you're going South) to keep pesky crabs, sea urchins off. CLAM DIGGING HOE or trowel for burrowing shells.
VINEGAR for first aid, in case you're stuck by urchin's spines.
CHISEL and HAMMER to get the clingers, spatula for frail limpets. You may find other hardware handy, but these are basic.
NOW LET'S LOOK AT ROCKS ROCKS ARE MADE OF MINERALS Rocks, to begin with, are made of minerals. What is a mineral?The definition may sound difficult--a mineral is... a chemical elementor compound (combination of elements) occurring naturally as theresult of inorganic processes. But don't be discouraged. Thingswill clear up soon.
The world contains more than 1, 100 kinds of minerals. These canbe grouped in three general classes.
1. METALLIC MINERALS. These include things most of us would thinkof if we were asked to name some minerals. Familiar examples arecopper, silver, mercury, iron, nickel and cobalt. Most of them arefound in combination with other things--as ores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watch out for sunburn!
GIG or fish spear (if you're going South) to keep pesky crabs, sea urchins off. CLAM DIGGING HOE or trowel for burrowing shells.
VINEGAR for first aid, in case you're stuck by urchin's spines.
CHISEL and HAMMER to get the clingers, spatula for frail limpets. You may find other hardware handy, but these are basic.
NOW LET'S LOOK AT ROCKS ROCKS ARE MADE OF MINERALS Rocks, to begin with, are made of minerals. What is a mineral?The definition may sound difficult--a mineral is... a chemical elementor compound (combination of elements) occurring naturally as theresult of inorganic processes. But don't be discouraged. Thingswill clear up soon.
The world contains more than 1, 100 kinds of minerals. These canbe grouped in three general classes.
1. METALLIC MINERALS. These include things most of us would thinkof if we were asked to name some minerals. Familiar examples arecopper, silver, mercury, iron, nickel and cobalt. Most of them arefound in combination with other things--as ores.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shell Union Oil Corporation to read onlineMoreLess
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