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Rock It!

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Rock It!

Igneous

molten rock from inside the earth

Igneous Intrusive

slowly cooling rocks form crystals
Photo by euphro

Quartz

colorless to white
Photo by *k59

Feldspar (2 kinds)

Orthoclase
Photo by Bob Richmond

Plagioclase

Mica

Biotite - thin sheets like seaweed

Hornblende

splintery and hard
Photo by Kathy__

Granite

Gabbro

mostly dark minerals with a little white

Diorite

"Salt and Pepper" granite

Extrusive igneous

Obsidian - volcanic glass
Photo by Antanith

Basalt

bubbles, no crystals

Scoria

more bubbles than basalt
Photo by Sandy Austin

Pumice

frothy volcanic glass (floats!)
Photo by Ambuj Saxena

Rhyolite

pink volcanic rock

Andesite

large black and/or white crystals
Photo by Hypocentre

Pillow Lava

Photo by Ron Schott

Sedimentary

categorized by size

Sandstone

rough, gritty sand-rock

Shale (siltstone)

May have layers, typically grey. Looks like mud
Photo by .RGB.

Limestone

may have shell/plant fossils inside

Bituminous COal

made from plants, easily crumbles
Photo by jsj1771

Conglomerate

large sand, up to pebble size
Photo by Miguel Vera

Metamorphic

rocks changed under heat and pressure

Quartzite

metamorphic sandstone

Marble

metamorphic limestone
Photo by Martintoy

Anthracite Coal

metamorphic form of bituminous coal
Photo by Timitrius

Slate

metamorphic form of shale

Phyllite

metamorphic form of shale
Photo by yacht_boy

Schist

metamorphosed phyllite

Gneiss

metamorphic form of granite

The END

Study, study, study!
Photo by .RGB.

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