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18 notecards = 5 pages (4 cards per page)

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Socio Economic Importance EM

front 1

MINING

back 1

the extraction of any naturally occurring mineral substances from the earth or other heavenly bodies for utilitarian purposes

front 2

MINING ENGINEERING

back 2

concerned primarily with the extraction of valuable minerals from the earth

front 3

back 3

Fire Setting

front 4

Mining is

back 4

TEMPORARY land use.

front 5

GEOLOGIST

back 5

Locating and exploring a mineral
deposit

front 6

METALLURGICAL
ENGINEER

back 6

Processing, refining, and fabricating

front 7

ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENTIST/
ENGINEER

back 7

Closure and reclamation of the mine
property

front 8

MINING ENGINEERING

back 8

concerned primarily with the extraction of valuable minerals from the earth

front 9

MINING
ENGINEER

back 9

does all of the steps of the other engineers

front 10

Mineral is NIHDO

N

back 10

Naturally occurring

front 11

Mineral is NIHDO

I

back 11

Inorganic

front 12

Mineral is NIHDO

H

back 12

Homogenous solid

front 13

Mineral is NIHDO

D

back 13

Definite chemical composition

front 14

Mineral is NIHDO

O

back 14

Ordered internal structure

front 15

ROCK

back 15

any naturally formed aggregate of one or more types of mineral particles

front 16

Ore

back 16

a mineral deposit that has sufficient utility and value to be
mined at a profit

front 17

Waste

back 17

the material associated with an ore deposit that must be
mined to get to the ore and must then be discarded.

front 18

Gangue

back 18

the valueless mineral particles within an ore deposit that
must be discarded.
- a particular type of waste