minerals
Igneous Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks
100

hardness of 1-2, colors are silver to grey, used in pencils

graphite

100

pumice texture

glassy and/or non vesicular

100

microscopic to very coarse grain size with a composition of calcite

limestone

100

only banding rock

gneiss

200

hardness of 5.5 – 6.5 or 1, metallic silver or earthy red color, used in jewelry and in iron ore

Hematite

200

granite texture

course and/or non-vesicular

200

microscopic to very coarse grain size with a composition of carbon

bituminous coal

200

metamorphism of shale

slate

300

white to green color, hardness of 1, used in ceramic paper 

talc

300

pegmatite texture

very coarse and/or non-vesicular

300

smallest grain size, size of clay

shale

300

name the two types of metamorphic rocks

regional and contact 

400

hardness of 2, color of yellow or amber, used in sulfuric acid

sulfur

400

scoria texture 

glassy and/or vesicular

400

texture of all inorganic land derived rocks

clastic (fragmental)

400

Metamorphism of bituminous coal

anthracite coal

500

hardness of 6.5, brassy yellow color, ore of sulfur

pyrite

500

basalt texture

fine and/or vesicular and non-vesicular

500

name the two kinds of sedimentary rocks

INORGANIC LAND-DERIVED 

CHEMICALLY AND/OR ORGANICALLY FORMED

500

rock that is made of stretched pebbles

Metaconglomerate