Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 23

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Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 23 Rocks Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 23

Hard substance made of one or more minerals Rocks Hard substance made of one or more minerals

3 Rock Groups Igneous

“ignis” – Latin for fire 3 Rock Groups Igneous “ignis” – Latin for fire

3 Rock Groups Igneous “ignis” – Latin for fire formed from molten material

3 Rock Groups Igneous “ignis” – Latin for fire formed from molten material magma – beneath surface lava – above surface

3 Rock Groups Igneous “ignis” – Latin for fire formed from molten material magma – beneath surface lava – above surface Ex. Basalt, obsidian, granite

3 Rock Groups 2. Sedimentary

formed from deposited particles (called sediments) 3 Rock Groups Sedimentary formed from deposited particles (called sediments)

3 Rock Groups Sedimentary formed from deposited particles (called sediments) Ex. Sandstone, limestone, shale

3 Rock Groups 3. Metamorphic

3 Rock Groups 3. Metamorphic “meta”-change; “morph” -form

3 Rock Groups 3. Metamorphic “meta”-change; “morph” -form Formed from other rocks due to heat and/or pressure and/or chemistry changes

3 Rock Groups 3. Metamorphic “meta”-change; “morph” -form Formed from other rocks due to heat and/or pressure and/or chemistry changes Ex. Gneiss, marble, schist, quartzite

Classified by composition and texture Igneous Rocks Classified by composition and texture

Igneous Rocks Composition (based on color)

Igneous Rocks Composition (based on color) - Mostly light (rich in quartz)

Igneous Rocks Composition (based on color) - Mostly light (rich in quartz) - Mostly dark (rich in augite)

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size)

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Extrusive (volcanic)

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Extrusive (volcanic) Cool quickly – small crystals

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Extrusive (volcanic) Cool quickly – small crystals Ex. Basalt, obsidian, pumice)

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Intrusive (plutonic – named for Roman god Pluto of the underworld)

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Intrusive (plutonic – named for Roman god Pluto of the underworld) Cool slowly – large crystals

Igneous Rocks Texture (based on crystal size) - Intrusive (plutonic – named for Roman god Pluto of the underworld) Cool slowly – large crystals Ex. Granite, pegmatite

Sedimentary Rocks 3 Categories (based on origin of material)

Sedimentary Rocks 1. Clastic – made of fragments

Sedimentary Rocks Clastic – made of fragments Ex. Conglomerate, sandstone, shale)

Sedimentary Rocks Clastic – made of fragments Organic – from organics (dead plants or animals)

Sedimentary Rocks Clastic – made of fragments Organic – from organics (dead plants or animals) Ex. Limestone, chalk, coal

Sedimentary Rocks Clastic – made of fragments Organic – from organics 3. Chemical – from inorganic processes like evaporation

Sedimentary Rocks Clastic – made of fragments Organic – from organics Chemical – from inorganic Ex. Rock salt, gypsum, calcite

Metamorphic Rocks

Metamorphic Rocks 2 groups based on grain texture

Metamorphic Rocks Foliated (Latin for leaf)

Metamorphic Rocks Foliated (Latin for leaf) Layers thin and flat (like leaves)

Metamorphic Rocks Foliated (Latin for leaf) Layers thin and flat (like leaves) Tend to break along bands

Metamorphic Rocks Foliated (Latin for leaf) Layers thin and flat (like leaves) Tend to break along bands Ex. Schist, slate, gneiss

Metamorphic Rocks Unfoliated

Metamorphic Rocks Unfoliated Not banded

Metamorphic Rocks Unfoliated Not banded Do not break along bands

Metamorphic Rocks Unfoliated Not banded Do not break along bands Ex. Marble, quartzite

Rock Cycle

Rock Cycle Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC ROCKS cooling crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC ROCKS cooling melting crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC ROCKS cooling melting crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC ROCKS cooling melting crystalization Magma / Lava

Rock Cycle Sediments lithification ROCKS IGNEOUS ROCKS ROCKS cooling SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Sediments chemical changes heating / pressure weathering transporting IGNEOUS ROCKS METAMORPHIC ROCKS cooling melting crystalization Magma / Lava