Science Scavenger Hunt Objects

  1. Element with 13 protons, metallic luster

  2. Mineral exhibiting double refraction

  3. Anemometer

  4. Basalt

  5. Limestone

  6. Bauxited

  7. Gneiss

  8. Ship's Chronometer set on UT

  9. Element wiht average atomic mass = 40 AMU

  10. Lignite coal

  11. Bituminous coal

  12. Anthracite coal

  13. Halite

  14. Coral

  15. Feldspar

  16. Fluorescent pigment

  17. Phospherescent pigment

  18. Fossil

  19. Galena

  20. Geode

  21. 1 type of ion containing solution

  22. Aa or pahoehoe lava

  23. Marble

  24. Element with specific gravity of 8-9, ductile

  25. Magnetite

  26. Meteorite

  27. Mica

  28. Obsidian

  29. Igneous rock

  30. Sedimentary rock (name)

  31. Metamorphic rock (name)

  32. A noble gas

  33. Oil shale

  34. Ore and its gangue (name both)

  35. Example of oxidized metal

  36. Iron pyrite

  37. Pumice

  38. Polyconic/Equal Area map (not in text)

  39. Mercator/Cylindrical map (not in text)

  40. Gnomonic/Great Circle map (" ")

  41. Topographic map

  42. Petrochemical

  43. Geiger counter

  44. Pure black sand (no false coloring)

  45. Seismogram

  46. Slate or Shale

  47. Stalactite or stalagmite (Don't break)

  48. Anticline formation (make a model)

  49. Syncline formation (make a model)

  50. Varve

  51. Petrified Wood

  52. Pele's volcanic hair

  53. Tectite

  54. Dark or bright line light spectrum (Look at the end of the link)

I hope this page will be useful for you. I in no way certify that this list is accurate, however, email me if you find any problems, as I would like this to be as accurate as possible.

This page last updated Saturday, March 27, 2004.