The energy accumulated in an object, and released through its movement
The energy accumulated in an object, and released through its movement
Sedimentary rock chiefly comprised of ultramafic constituents, a variety of peridotite and it is the principal ore of diamonds. Named after Kimberly, South Africa
A standard unit of mass initially calibrated to the weight of 1 liter of water. Abbreviated as Kg, it is equal to 1000 grams, and 1000 kilograms is equal to the weight of 1 ton
A refractory furnace used for processing minerals at high heat
A kettle shaped depression formed by glacial melt
An atom without the valence electrons of its outer shell
One twenty-fourth of a whole, increments of purity applied to gold with the difference being other alloying metals. 10 karat gold represents 10 parts gold out of 24 parts, therefore being 40% pure
An endmemember of the feldspar group along with albite and anorthite, KAlSi3O8 which includes microcline, orthoclase and sanidine
The K-T or CretaceousTertiary extinction was the mass extinction of animals, plants and organisms, occurring 65 million years ago, at the boundary of Cretaceous and Tertiary periods in time