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Rocks

Published on Mar 19, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ROCKS

IGNEOUS, SEDIMENTARY & METAMORPHIC

IGNEOUS ROCK

FORMS FROM THE COOLING OF MAGMA & LAVA
Photo by Peter E. Lee

INTRUSIVE IGNEOUS ROCK

  • Forms inside the earth
  • Forms from slow cooling magma
  • Large crystals form

Extrusive igneous rock

  • Forms from fast cooling lava
  • Small crystals to no crystals for
  • Air bubbles could form from how fast the lava cools

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

FORMS FROM THE COMPACTION OF SEDIEMENTS
Photo by Indy Kethdy

CLASTIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

  • Forms from compacted sediments
  • Classified by their size
Photo by Hypocentre

ORGANIC SEDIMENTARY ROCK

  • Contains only biological matter

CRYSTALLINE SEDIMENTARY ROCK

  • Forms when liquid evaporates and leaves minerals behinds
  • Also forms from precipitation
Photo by seannaber

METAMORPHIC ROCK

ROCKS THAT ARE CHANGED FROM HIGH PRESSURE AND HEAT

Contact metamorphic rocks change when rocks come in contact with high heat.

Photo by John-Morgan

Regional metamorphic rocks are changed when rocks come into contact with high pressure.

Non-foliating rocks: don't have air bubbles.
Foliating rocks: have air bubble

Photo by Jeff Kubina