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Introduction to Geography People, Places, and Environment, 6e Carl Dahlman William H. Renwick

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Mineral and Rock Identification

Minnesota Minerals Education Workshop June 17, 2014. Mineral and Rock Identification. Amy Radakovich Minnesota Geological Survey. Introduction to Rock Forming Minerals. All minerals meet these six criteria: Naturally occurring (not man-made) Inorganic (no plant matter)

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Bell Ringer: Please copy in your IAN! Ch.4.2 Igneous Rocks Objectives:

Bell Ringer: Please copy in your IAN! Ch.4.2 Igneous Rocks Objectives:. Describe three ways that igneous rock forms . 2. Explain how the cooling rate of magma affects the texture of igneous rock .

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Rock Formations Notes

Rock Formations Notes. Rocks. Three types of rocks: Igneous - formed from molten rock ( i.e .,magma or lava ) Sedimentary - formed from the debris of other rocks

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Chapter 6 Notes: Rocks

Chapter 6 Notes: Rocks. Earth Science. 6.1 Objectives. Differentiate among the 3 major types of rocks. Compare and contrast the processes in the rock cycle. What is a rock?. A group of minerals bound together.

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Lesson 1 - Now

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Formation of Igneous Rocks

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Day 12

Day 12. How can sand being carried by a river eventually become sandstone?.

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Snow and Ice as Sediment and Rock?

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4-2 Igneous Rocks

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Igneous Rocks

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Igneous Rock

Igneous Rock. Chapter 2 section2. Origins of Igneous Rock. Begins as magma Magma can form When rock is heated Pressure is released Rock changes composition When magma cools it solidified or becomes hard Magma has many different minerals with different melting points.

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GEOLOGY

By Tayne , Emily-Rose And Emily. GEOLOGY. Igneous Rock Formation. Extrusive. Intrusive. Granite. Obsidian. Pumice. Basalt. Sedimentary Rock Formation. Clastic. Organic. C oal. Mudstone. Limestone. S andstone.

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