The document is a geology exam paper with 8 questions covering topics in crystallography and mineralogy. It begins by asking students to fill in blanks about crystal structure and symmetry elements. Question 2 asks about symmetry and the symmetry elements of the isometric crystal system. Questions 3-8 require short answers on topics like Hermann-Mauguin notation, Bravais lattices, mineral properties, pyroxene and mica mineral groups, and concepts like isomorphism and pseudomorphism. The exam tests students' understanding of crystallography, mineral properties, and classification of common rock-forming mineral groups.
The document is a geology exam paper with 8 questions covering topics in crystallography and mineralogy. It begins by asking students to fill in blanks about crystal structure and symmetry elements. Question 2 asks about symmetry and the symmetry elements of the isometric crystal system. Questions 3-8 require short answers on topics like Hermann-Mauguin notation, Bravais lattices, mineral properties, pyroxene and mica mineral groups, and concepts like isomorphism and pseudomorphism. The exam tests students' understanding of crystallography, mineral properties, and classification of common rock-forming mineral groups.
The document is a geology exam paper with 8 questions covering topics in crystallography and mineralogy. It begins by asking students to fill in blanks about crystal structure and symmetry elements. Question 2 asks about symmetry and the symmetry elements of the isometric crystal system. Questions 3-8 require short answers on topics like Hermann-Mauguin notation, Bravais lattices, mineral properties, pyroxene and mica mineral groups, and concepts like isomorphism and pseudomorphism. The exam tests students' understanding of crystallography, mineral properties, and classification of common rock-forming mineral groups.
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(c) The interfacial angle of a particular
2021 mineral is always _____. ( March ) (d) The particular type of twin crystal where twin planes are parallel is called _____. GEOLOGY ( Core ) (e) The twin crystals are formed due to _____ space. Paper : C–2
( Crystallography and Mineralogy )
2. What is symmetry? Describe different Full Marks : 53 types of symmetry. Write the symmetry Pass Marks : 21 elements of the normal class of isometric system. 2+2+2=6 Time : 3 hours The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions 3. Write short notes on any four of the UNIT—I following : 3×4=12
( Marks : 23 ) (b) Bravais lattice 1. Fill in the blanks : 1×5=5 (c) Enantiomorphic form (a) Definite external geometric form of a (d) Prism and pyramid forms crystal is the reflection of its _____. (e) Type of minerals of the normal classes (b) The number of symmetry elements gradually decreases from the isometric to _____ system.
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UNIT—II 7. Discuss the atomic structure, chemical
character and physical properties of either ( Mineralogy ) Pyroxene group of minerals or Mica group of ( Marks : 30 ) minerals. 6
4. Answer the following questions : 1×5=5
(a) What is mineraloid? 8. Write short notes on any four of the
following : 2×4=8 (b) How does streak help to distinguish hematite and magnetite? (a) Isomorphism
(b) Native elements
(c) Which mineral shows adamantine lustre? (c) Primary minerals
(d) Name the form generally shown by the (d) Capture
mineral bauxite. (e) Pseudomorphism
(e) Name five important rock-forming
minerals. HHH
5. Define hardness of mineral and discuss its
relationship with atomic structure. 2+3=5
6. Discuss the thermal, electrical and magnetic
properties of the minerals. 6 Or Discuss the cubic close packing and hexagonal close packing structures with suitable diagrams. 6
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