EOSC 118 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Polyhedron, Ionic Radius, Tiffany & Co.
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Use element abbreviations; contain abundant info; composed of only elements; systematically decoded: tiffany & co. is . Luxury brand founded in new york: recent consumer trends in jewellery industry include . Crystalline; naturally occurring; definite chemical composition; not lab grown: the gia stands for . Gemological institute of america: trace elements are not more abundant than minor elements, the periodic table . India, south africa, congo: gems can occur in . Sedimentary; metamorphic, igneous rocks: mid-oceanic ridges form at . Forms from cooling on the surface of the earth; is an igneous rock: tectonic plates occur in the . Glue that holds matter together: high-end jewellery is commonly loaned to famous people . As a marketing tool for the designer: the term karat refers to . Purity of gold: which of the following elements would substitute most readily for mg in. Mg2si2o6 if mg has a +2 charge and ionic radius of ~0. 72 :
