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What are the 2 faces of a cone?
The flat and the curved surfaces. In ice cream cone terms the ice cream and the cone are the two surfaces. Even if you eat the ice cream and the cone gets empty there are 2 surfaces, the inside and the outside curved surfaces.
What is the general shape of a mineral?
There is no general shape of a mineral. Each mineral has its own shape, even though two different minerals might have the same shape. A few examples of shapes of minerals are: Rhomboid, rock, and cubic.
What is a tape measure used?
A tape measurer can be used to measure distance in linear or even around curved surfaces. It is an old tool that has a neat history. See the related link for more information.
Is the sine functions an odd function?
Yes. Along with the tangent function, sine is an odd function. Cosine, however, is an even function.
How many flat or curved surfaces are on a lens?
It depends on the uses the lens are going to be put to. A lens may have a convex front and a flat back, or a convex front and a concave back, or even a convex surface on both front and back. Or even concave on both the front and back.Concave means bowed inwards.Convex means bowed outwards.
What is it called when minerals break flat and evenly?
Cleavage is the term used to describe the tendency of minerals to break along flat and even surfaces due to their internal atomic structure. This results in the formation of smooth and reflective planes when a mineral breaks.
Does kaolinite have fracture or cleavage?
Kaolinite has a perfect cleavage in one direction. This means that it breaks along flat, even surfaces.
Why does the mineral mica breaks evenly along flat sheets?
Mica has a unique layered crystal structure that contains weak bonds between the layers. When stress is applied, these weak bonds allow the mineral to cleave easily along the flat planes, resulting in even breakage.
What 2 ways can minerals break?
Minerals can break either by cleavage, which is the tendency to break along specific planes due to weaker atomic bonds, or by fracture, which occurs when minerals break unevenly along irregular surfaces.
What examines a mineral's ability to break into even pieces?
Cleavage is the property that examines a mineral's ability to break into even pieces along specific planes or directions. Minerals with good cleavage will break cleanly and smoothly along these planes, while minerals with poor cleavage will break in irregular or jagged shapes. Cleavage is determined by the internal atomic structure of a mineral.
When was Even If It Breaks Your Heart created?
Even If It Breaks Your Heart was created on 2012-01-23.
How does a tumani change the eaths surfaces?
The water weathers and erodes the earths surface including ripping up trees, breaking rocks, and can even leave craters from force. My teacher told us 'Weathering breaks it; erosion takes it'
What is the rock that contains a use mineral?
You can call it "Ore" or even "Mineral deposit"!
Breaks on a Saturn?
yes you have brakes on your Saturn. no the planet Saturn does not offer breaks of any kind not even lunch or coffee breaks
What are the resources of a mineral?
The resources refers to the source of supply for the mineral. Mineral resources could be the ore, or even a material which could be recycled to retrieve the mineral's desired properties.
Which is not a minerial?
A banana is not a minerial - or mineral, even.
Is poop a mineral?
No. Even fossil excrement, coprolite, is not a mineral.[Strictly a trace fossil, as it is an accessory of the animal.]
