'Geological processes' presentation slideshows

CERAMICS

Imam Khomeini International University Faculty of Eng.- Dept. of Materials Engineering. CERAMICS. Presented by: Dr. S.M.K. Hosseini Smk_hosseini@ikiu.ac.ir hossinim@ioec.com.

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Interrelationships within natural environments

Interrelationships within natural environments. Interrelationships within natural environments. Learning activity 2.3 pg.69 Define the following Ecosystem Biotic Abiotic - Complete worksheet - . Biosphere.

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Planetary Geology

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Earth Science 9.1 Plate Tectonics

Earth Science 9.1 Plate Tectonics . Plate Tectonics . Continental Drift: Pangea . In 1915, German scientist Alfred Wegener noticed similarities between the coastlines of Africa and South America on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Early Ideas About Evolution

Early Ideas About Evolution. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1735124145579653656&q=evolution+guinness+commercial&ei=V4gnSNbZC4T8-wGE-YnlCQ&hl=en. Evolutionary Theory: Early Ideas About the Earth.

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Biology

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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle. What is the rock cycle?. What exactly is a ROCK?. A rock is a naturally occurring solid . It is a mixture of one or more minerals & organic matter. Rocks are always changing ; this process of new rocks forming from old rocks is called the Rock Cycle.

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INTERNAL ENERGY

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Earth Science 7.2 Deserts

Earth Science 7.2 Deserts. Geological P rocesses in Arid Climates. Desert landscapes reveal the affects of running water and wind. These combine in many ways to provide a wide variety of desert landscapes. . Geological P rocesses in Arid Climates.

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Evolution!

Evolution!. Evolution. Inherited change over time, eventually causing creation of new species. The H.M.S Beagle. In 1831, Darwin set sail from England aboard the H.M.S. Beagle for a voyage around the world. Darwin went ashore and collected plant and animal specimens for his collection.

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Time & Geological Record

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Carbon Cycle!

Carbon Cycle!. Josh, Josh, Austin, Bethany APES 3rd. Carbon Resvoirs. Plants Terrestrial Biosphere ( fresh water systems, soil, etc.) Oceans Fossil Fuels Movements due to chemical, physical, biological, geological processes. Atmosphere. Apprx . 0.04% Important role in supporting life

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Carbon Cycle!

Carbon Cycle!. Josh, Josh, Austin, Bethany APES 3rd. Carbon Resvoirs. Plants Terrestrial Biosphere ( fresh water systems, soil, etc.) Oceans Fossil Fuels Movements due to chemical, physical, biological, geological processes. Atmosphere. Apprx . 0.04% Important role in supporting life

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Do Now: Assignment 61

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Biogeochemical Cycles

Biogeochemical Cycles. Biology EOCT Review. Essentials for Life. Like energy, matter flows through the environment. UNLIKE energy, which flows in one direction, matter cycles through the environment.

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BELLWORK

BELLWORK. You found a mineral that can scratch quartz but can be scratched by corundum. What mineral do you possibly have?. ESSENTIAL QUESTION. How are rocks formed and classified?. Vocabulary. Rock cycle

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My WWK

My WWK. The Geological processes that take place in and out of earths surface. *The process where the Geographic features are* changed or modified by a natural occasion . VOLCANOES. There are three types of volcanoes: Shield Volcanoes, Cinder Cones and Strato (composite) volcanoes.

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GL5 Resources 2004 Q3 Bulk Materials

GL5 Resources 2004 Q3 Bulk Materials. With reference to one named non-metallic mineral of industrial value : ( a)Describe the geological processes responsible for its formation. ( b ) Outline the stages in its processing from extraction to finished product. GL5 Resources 2004 Q3 Bulk Materials.

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Synthetic Diamonds

Properties: Synthetic diamond is the hardest material known The highest known thermal conductivity Excellent electrical insulator properties A wide electronic band gap (it carries very low current even under high voltages). For more info, please visit:

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