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Part 3: Match each diagram with its correct description. Diagrams will be used once. 1. Pure Element - only one type of atom present. E 2. Mixture of two elements - two types of …
Lecture 25 Granites - UMass
Chemical Classification Table 18-3. The S-I-A-M Classification of Granitoids Type SiO 2 K 2O/Na 2O Ca, Sr A/(C+N+K)* Fe 3+/Fe2+ Cr, Ni δ18O 87Sr/86Sr Misc Petrogenesis M 46-70% low …
Name: Date: Class: Chapter Test Chapter 15 Classification of …
Chapter 15 Classification of Matter Standardized Test Practice Directions: Read Number 7 below. Then, on your answer sheet, write your answer in complete sentences. The law of …
