Name 10 Things In Your House Related to Geology?

I can only get a couple. I really need to do this extra credit, I%26#039;m failing science. So this is what I%26#039;ve got so far:


Magnifying glass, shovel, rocks/stones, shark teeth, and hammer. If you can help, thank you. First person to give me 5 more gets best answer.

Name 10 Things In Your House Related to Geology?
grainte countertops...metal pipes.....gyspen drywall...aluminum foil...pots and pans...ceramic tile...marble
Reply:MOLD IN MY SOCKS flowers PIPES OF PLUMBING wood
Reply:gas heater, generator running on some liquid fuel, most plastics are made from oil
Reply:nail


magnet


glass


oil


water


computer%26#039;s scaner


wooden door


wooden table
Reply:Coal [for the BBQ; found in the earth (coal mines), forms diamonds, coal is a %26quot;fossil fuel%26quot;].


Oil (fossil fuel)


tar (fossil fuel) - I don%26#039;t know where you%26#039;d find it in your house...


Fertilizer (derived, in part, from limestone, potash, sulfur, salt...)


Salt (used on icey roads in winter)


Water (aids in forming earth%26#039;s surface; but found in the house)


Silver (silverware)


Gold (jewelry, teeth)


Mercury (in a thermostat or thermometer)


Tin (tin cans)


Iron


Steel


Climate Control (?)


Cement (produced from cement rock)


Glass (derived from boron)


Insulation (derived boron)


Soap and detergents (derived from boron)








[The reason I said %26quot;climate control%26quot; is because climate plays such a large part in forming the earth%26#039;s surface and rocks %26amp; minerals in it. We have climate control with air conditioning and heating in our homes (%26quot;micro environments%26quot;).... so you could also say %26quot;heat%26quot; and %26quot;cooling%26quot; because you have them in you home. :)



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