Goalie Mask :

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Goalie Mask Where Challenge
By Chad Bachmeier
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The Type of Goalie Mask

• I chose the Bauer 960 goalie mask because its
  the mask that some of the pros use.

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What are the items in a Goalie Mask that are
non-renewable resources?
Question
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The Non-renewable Earth Resources in a Goalie
Mask are
Plastic Steel Fiberglass
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But what is plastic and where does it come from?
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Plastic

• Plastic is made out of Petroleum, Oil and
  natural gas. It is used for the shell of the mask.

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Petroleum

• Petroleum a naturally occurring, flammable
  liquid. It is found in rocks beneath the earth's
  surface.
• Petroleum resources have been produced from all
  areas from around the world. In the United
  States, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait,
  Algeria, Libya, Nigeria, Indonesia, the former
  Soviet Union, Mexico, Canada and Venezuela.

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Oil

• Oil is a substance that is found in the earths
  crust. It is lighter than water and is a darker
  color.
• It is found in big amounts in Canada, USA,
  Saudi Arabi and Iran.

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Natural Gas

• Natural gas is a mixture of gases that formed
  from the fossil fuels. The main ingredient in
  natural gas is methane.
• Natural Gas is found in many places in the
  world. The places are Russia, Iran, Qatar, Saudi
  Arabia, United Arab Emirates, USA, Nigeria,
  Algeria, Venezuela and Canada.

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But what is steel and where does it come from?
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Steel

• Steel is made out of Iron ore and is used on the
  cage of the Goalie Mask

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Iron Ore

• Iron Ore is a common metal found in the earth's
  crust, where it occurs in combination with other
  elements. The term "iron ore" is used when the
  rock is rich in iron minerals to be mined. Iron
  ore usually consists of iron oxides and
  carbonates.
• The sources are Canada, USA, Brazil, Venezuela
  and Australia.

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But what is fiberglass and where does it come
from?
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Fiberglass

• Fiber glass is made out of quartz sand and
  limestone. It is used for the shell of the Mask
  as well.

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Quartz Sand

• Quartz Sand is a rock formed from cooled magma.
  It can crystallized into quartz crystals. Sand is
  usually silica.
• It is mined in Brazil and the U.S.A.

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Limestone

• Limestone is a sedimentary rock . There is
  mineral calcite in limestone that is from
  decomposed marine animals.
• It is mined in a open pit mine in Canada, USA,
  Nigeria, Vietnam, France and Sweden.

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Some Cool Masks
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If we ran out of non-renewable resources how
would we make goalie masks?
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Websites

• http//www.army.forces.gc.ca/LFAA_HQ/stories/mask_
  08.h
• Tml
• http//cdn.nhl.com/images/media/masks/eastern/OTT-
  Gerber-New3.jpg
• http//www.energy.gov.ab.ca/NaturalGas/graphics/NG
  C_Molecule.jpg
• http//www.seed.slb.com/v2/FAQView.cfm?ID913
• http//www.made-in-china.com/showroom/zzzy7768/pro
  duct-detailYoMmQRfxxTrE/China-Calcined-Petroleum-C
  oke.html
• http//www.enotes.com/earth-science/petroleum
• http//composite.about.com/od/aboutcompositesplast
  ics/l/aa050597.htm
• http//www.goaliestore.com/board/equipment-forum/8
  6375-transformer-mask-design.html
• http//www.ehow.com/how-does_5157819_epoxy-resin-m
  ade.html
• http//www.enotes.com/how-products-encyclopedia/go
  alie-mask
• http//www.bauer.com/gear/goalie/masks/7052-BAUER
• http//www.icethetics.info/
• \http//www.nytimes.com/2006/02/22/sports/olympics
  /22mask.html?ftay
• http//seattlesportsonline.com/Tbirds/gamers/tbird
  stukarski0326.html

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Websites

• http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FileIron_lamp.jpg
• http//photos.toast.net/ImageResizeCache/a376f463b
  c84954c8149f0f765ea1c0b.jpg
• http//www.akvatex.com/files/quartz_sand.jpg
• http//www.thehockeyguild.com/thegoalieguild/niitt
  ymask01.jpg
• http//ingoalmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Ki
  pper3r.jpg
• http//www.tanhaa.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/p
  rice-mask-2.jpg