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Rocks Study Slides. Igneous Rocks Look glassy Have air pockets Have interlocking crystals Name the igneous rocks on the following slides.

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Presentation on theme: "Rocks Study Slides. Igneous Rocks Look glassy Have air pockets Have interlocking crystals Name the igneous rocks on the following slides."— Presentation transcript:

1 Rocks Study Slides

2 Igneous Rocks Look glassy Have air pockets Have interlocking crystals Name the igneous rocks on the following slides

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4 Obsidian Looks glassy

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6 Granite Has interlocking crystals

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8 Scoria Has air pockets

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10 Gabbro Has interlocking crystals

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12 Pumice Air pockets

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14 Rhyolite Has small interlocking crystals

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16 Diorite Has interlocking crystals hint to remember: “Salt & Pepper” rock - it is light and dark (medium)

17 Sedimentary Rocks Are made of sediments Have fossils Are salty

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19 Limestone Has fossils

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21 Conglomerate Is made of sediments

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23 Sandstone Is made of sediments

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25 Coal Has fossils/is made of plant and animal remains

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27 Siltstone Is made of sediments

28 Metamorphic Rocks Are foliated – Banding – Mineral alignment Are unfoliated – Have a “frosty/glazed” look

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30 Gneiss Has banding hint to remember: Looks like a zebra and zebras are “nice” (gneiss)

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32 Slate Has foliation

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34 Marble Non-foliated (“frosty” look)

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36 Schist Has foliation hint to remember: it is so pretty you want to touch it - the picture in your reference table looks like a thumbprint

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38 Quartzite Nonfoliated (“frosty” look)

39 Quiz Yourself What things can you use to identify a sedimentary rock? What things can you use to identify an igneous rock? What things can you use to identify a metamorphic rock?


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