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Actually that's what it is! Its a weird specimen and if you can complete the rest of the question your turn

So...just to maybe try to get this moving|1. Was it not quartz and albite? It would make sense that they both form in igneous environments, and they do commonly occur together, for example in plutonic rocks.
2. If it is that then their name origin would be albus or pure white for albite and twarc ...

inluvwyth_WANTED wrote:I would say Calcite and Quartz....I honestly don't know.

One of those is correct keep guessing

The Ohio scioly finally posted the event supervisor for rocks and minerals, and her name is Beth Cahill. Has anyone ever taken any of her tests? It also is past the three week mark for posting the additional rocks and minerals on the Ohio website. Does that mean there is no additions to the list?

The rules say that hazardous liquids are not permitted. Seems a stretch to classify water as hazardous in such a small quantity.

I would agree- but keep in mind most competitive teams use electrical circuits. Water and electricity could seriously mess up your box if something spilled or went ...

Out of curiosity, I would love to know who is planning to come to the New Albany invitational. It's our second year running it and I'd like to see how many teams are planning to come.
I will be there! How big is the New Albany competition compared to the Wright State one?


Building wise its not ...

Out of curiosity, I would love to know who is planning to come to the New Albany invitational. It's our second year running it and I'd like to see how many teams are planning to come.

For all the people that went to the Wright State invitational- did anyone see the winning box? My team got 5th in the event, but it would be amazing to know what the winning team's box looked like.