ESC 2000 STUDY GUIDE WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Where does most chemical bonding occur? - Answer-The outer electron shell
Where are valence electrons found? - Answer-The outer shell
Atomic number? - Answer-Number of protons
The transfer of electrons - Answer-Ionic Bonding
The sharing of electrons - Answer-Covalent bonding
Movement of electrons - Answer-Metallic Bonding
Geometric shape of a mineral - Answer-Habit
Forms through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava - Answer-Igneous
Formed at the earth's surface by the accumulation and cementation of fragments of
weathered rocks - Answer-Sedimentary
Formed when other rocks are subjected to different temperature and pressure
conditions than when the original rock formed - Answer-Metamorphic
Igneous rock that solidified underground - Answer-Intrusive (Plutonic)
Igneous rock that solidified at earth's surface - Answer-Extrusive (Volcanic)
Rock texture is a result of - Answer-Rate of Cooling
The 4 Earth Spheres? - Answer-Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Lithosphere (HABL)
Remote Sensing - Answer-
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Where does most chemical bonding occur? - Answer-The outer electron shell
Where are valence electrons found? - Answer-The outer shell
Atomic number? - Answer-Number of protons
The transfer of electrons - Answer-Ionic Bonding
The sharing of electrons - Answer-Covalent bonding
Movement of electrons - Answer-Metallic Bonding
Geometric shape of a mineral - Answer-Habit
Forms through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava - Answer-Igneous
Formed at the earth's surface by the accumulation and cementation of fragments of
weathered rocks - Answer-Sedimentary
Formed when other rocks are subjected to different temperature and pressure
conditions than when the original rock formed - Answer-Metamorphic
Igneous rock that solidified underground - Answer-Intrusive (Plutonic)
Igneous rock that solidified at earth's surface - Answer-Extrusive (Volcanic)
Rock texture is a result of - Answer-Rate of Cooling
The 4 Earth Spheres? - Answer-Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Lithosphere (HABL)
Remote Sensing - Answer-
