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4:55 AM October 24, 2011Sanders Unit 2: Rocks and Minerals 2-5 Igneous Rock Identification.

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1 4:55 AM October 24, 2011Sanders Unit 2: Rocks and Minerals 2-5 Igneous Rock Identification

2 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vocabulary 1.Felsic 2.Mafic 3.Vesicular 1.Felsic 2.Mafic 3.Vesicular

3 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks

4 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.

5 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.

6 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.

7 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.  Potassium Feldspar

8 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.  Potassium Feldspar  Quartz

9 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.  Potassium Feldspar  Quartz  Plagioclase Feldspar

10 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.  Potassium Feldspar  Quartz  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica

11 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Felsic Rocks  Light in color.  Low in density.  Forms at a lower temperature.  Potassium Feldspar  Quartz  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Amphibole

12 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Obsidian

13 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Obsidian  Texture is crystalline.

14 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Obsidian  Texture is crystalline.  Despite being felsic, it is dark in appearance, the exception to the felsic rule.  Texture is crystalline.  Despite being felsic, it is dark in appearance, the exception to the felsic rule.

15 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Obsidian  Texture is crystalline.  Despite being felsic, it is dark in appearance, the exception to the felsic rule.  Extrusive  Texture is crystalline.  Despite being felsic, it is dark in appearance, the exception to the felsic rule.  Extrusive

16 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pumice

17 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pumice  Texture is glassy but has vesicles, holes.

18 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pumice  Texture is glassy but has vesicles, holes.  It cooled so quickly that minerals didn’t have time to form.

19 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pumice  Texture is glassy but has vesicles, holes.  It cooled so quickly that minerals didn’t have time to form.  Extrusive

20 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Rhyolite

21 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.

22 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  Minerals are less than 1mm.  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  Minerals are less than 1mm.

23 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  Minerals are less than 1mm.  Extrusive  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  Minerals are less than 1mm.  Extrusive

24 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Rhyolite

25 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.

26 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  The crystals are less than 1 mm.

27 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Rhyolite  It is an extrusive rock; formed form lava.  The crystals are less than 1 mm.  Extrusive

28 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Granite

29 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Granite  Intrusive rock formed from magma.

30 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Granite  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.

31 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Granite  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.  Crystal size is between 1 - 10 mm.  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.  Crystal size is between 1 - 10 mm.

32 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Granite  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.  Crystal size is between 1 - 10 mm.  Intrusive  Intrusive rock formed from magma.  It has course texture.  Crystal size is between 1 - 10 mm.  Intrusive

33 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pegmatite

34 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pegmatite  Formed from magma.

35 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pegmatite  Formed from magma.  Texture is very course.

36 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pegmatite  Formed from magma.  Texture is very course.  The crystal size is 10 mm.

37 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Pegmatite  Formed from magma.  Texture is very course.  The crystal size is 10 mm.  Intrusive

38 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks

39 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.

40 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Dark in color.  High in density.

41 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.

42 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar

43 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica

44 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene

45 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene  Amphibole  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene  Amphibole

46 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Mafic Rocks  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene  Amphibole  Olivine  Dark in color.  High in density.  Forms at a higher temperature.  Plagioclase Feldspar  Biotite Mica  Pyroxyene  Amphibole  Olivine

47 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass

48 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.

49 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.  Non-crystalline.

50 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.  Non-crystalline.  Can be light in color.

51 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.  Non-crystalline.  Can be light in color.  Also know as Pele hair

52 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.  Non-crystalline.  Can be light in color.  Also know as Pele hair

53 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basaltic Glass  Glassy in texture.  Non-crystalline.  Can be light in color.  Also know as Pele hair  Extrusive

54 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Scoria

55 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Scoria  Glassy in Texture.

56 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Scoria  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.

57 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Scoria  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.  Vesicles indicate rapid cooling.  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.  Vesicles indicate rapid cooling.

58 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Scoria  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.  Vesicles indicate rapid cooling.  Extrusive  Glassy in Texture.  Non-crystalline.  Vesicles indicate rapid cooling.  Extrusive

59 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Basalt

60 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Basalt  Fine texture.

61 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Basalt  Fine texture.  Crystal size less than 1 mm.

62 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Basalt  Fine texture.  Crystal size less than 1 mm.  Vesicular.

63 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Vesicular Basalt  Fine texture.  Crystal size less than 1 mm.  Vesicular.  Extrusive

64 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basalt

65 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basalt  Fine texture.

66 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basalt  Fine texture.  Crystals lass than 1 mm.  Fine texture.  Crystals lass than 1 mm.

67 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Basalt  Fine texture.  Crystals lass than 1 mm.  Extrusive  Fine texture.  Crystals lass than 1 mm.  Extrusive

68 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Diabase

69 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Diabase  Texture runs from fine to coarse.

70 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Diabase  Texture runs from fine to coarse.  Palisades are formed from diabase.

71 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Diabase  Texture runs from fine to coarse.  Palisades are formed from diabase.

72 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Diabase  Texture runs from fine to coarse.  Palisades are formed from diabase.  Can be either extrusive or intrusive.

73 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Gabbro

74 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Gabbro  Texture is course.

75 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Gabbro  Texture is course.  Grain size from 1 - 10 mm.  Texture is course.  Grain size from 1 - 10 mm.

76 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Gabbro  Texture is course.  Grain size from 1 - 10 mm.  Intrusive  Texture is course.  Grain size from 1 - 10 mm.  Intrusive

77 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite

78 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.

79 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.  Crystal size 1 - 10 mm.

80 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.  Crystal size 1 - 10 mm.  Mineral Identification

81 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.  Crystal size 1 - 10 mm.  Mineral Identification  Pyroxene

82 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.  Crystal size 1 - 10 mm.  Mineral Identification  Pyroxene  Olivine

83 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Peridotite  Course texture.  Crystal size 1 - 10 mm.  Mineral Identification  Pyroxene  Olivine  Intrusive

84 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.

85 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.

86 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.

87 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.

88 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.  It is monomineralic.  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.  It is monomineralic.

89 Rocks and Minerals December 17, 2015 Dunite  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.  It is monomineralic.  Intrusive  Texture is course.  Crystal size is 1 - 10 mm.  It is unique that it only contains the mineral olivine.  It is monomineralic.  Intrusive


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