Types of black rocks

    • [DOCX File]Sunlight Warms Earth’s Surface (Kindergarten)

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      Place rocks in four containers (large enough for students to put their palms in) – two containers with black rocks and two with white rocks. Place soil in two containers. Students feel with their hands that the two containers, and different colors, of rocks start at the same temperature, as do the two containers of soil.

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      C: Oldest rocks are made of black, biochemical layers that were later tilted. D: Course-grained clastic rock is deposited immediately over coal. E: Opaque chemical sedimentary rock deposited directly over basalt. F: River cuts partially into limestone. G: Medium-grained clastic rock deposited over small-grained, high silica extrusive rock.

    • [DOC File]Sample descriptive words for rocks

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      Black: shiny black, midnight black, ebony, oily black, dull black, tire black, ink black, sooty black, spider black, patent leather black, licorice. ... Sample descriptive words for rocks Author: Virginia Dept. of Education Last modified by: Virginia Dept. of Education Created Date: 9/5/2007 5:36:00 PM

    • [DOC File]PRE-CAMBRIAN (P-C)

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      a. Black mts, Panamint mts. b. both contain Lower and upper P-C rocks. 2. Rock Types. a. Early to mid P-C in age. b. Consist of schists and gneisses plus amphibolites and granites (1.8 billion years) (1) Absolute dates (radiometric) indicate mountain building event-date the metamorphism (2) extreme folding and faulting. 3. Above the P-C lies an ...

    • [DOC File]VANDERBILT STUDENT VOLUNTEERS FOR SCIENCE

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      As they go through the column, layer-by-layer, point out what rock types and fossils are represented in the columns. The answers for the rock types and fossils are already given on the worksheet. The students will be asked to determine the ages (relative or absolute) of each layer. The black layer (third layer from the top) is an igneous rock.

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      Andesite is a dark grey rock, and rhyolite is a grey or pink rock. Andesite and rhyolite are both found where plates converge (move towards each other). Basalt is a black rock found where plates diverge (move away from each other).

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      The aim of this exercise is to explore different types of rocks and to construct argumentations for why a particular rock is sedimentary, igneous or metamorphic. Section 2 presents the inquiries and Section 3 presents the corresponding argumentations developed with the sInvestigator system.

    • [DOC File]Regents Earth Science - Steve Kluge

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      FORMATION DESCRIPTION Sherburne Shale Shale at bottom with increasing sand toward top Geneseo Shale Black Shale about 10 meters thick Tully limestone Limestone about 3 meters thick Moscow Shale Shale with limestone base about 15 meters thick Ludlowville Shale Shale, about 25 meters thick Skaneateles Shale Shale with limestone cap, about 28 meters thick Marcellus Shale Mostly shale, black at base, then thin limestone, 4 meters of limestone at top.

    • [DOC File]met_lab

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      The contorted gray, white, and black rocks are marine sedimentary and volcanic rocks that were thoroughly recrystallized and altered during the orogenic events that built the Appalachian Mountains. Metamorphic rocks are relics of past tectonic activity, when continents and volcanic arcs collided and sediments from intervening ocean basins were ...

    • [DOCX File]Sedimentary Rocks - Clastic Rocks

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      For example, when sand is deposited on top of clay, a layer of sandstone may form on top of a layer of shale. In this way, sedimentary rocks become stratified. This can be caused by a river that brings sediment to an ocean or lake that may break off and pick up new types of rock. Sequences of sedimentary rock in the Grand Canyon

    • [DOC File]A Mountain Fact Sheet: Is A Mountain a volcano

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      The different rocks at A Mountain rocks demonstrate that different parts of a volcanic system (and perhaps different volcanoes) affected A Mountain through time. We can examine these rocks in detail and reconstruct the history of events that formed A Mountain. Basalt. Rocks at the base of A Mountain are basalt – cooled lava.

    • [DOC File]Kinds of Rocks Crossword

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      A scale used to measure the hardness of rocks. (4) 14. A smooth, glassy, black igneous rock. (8) 16. A sedimentary rock composed of large chunks of other rocks cemented together. (12) 17. A metamorphic rock formed from sandstone. (9) Down . 1. Rocks that are formed as a result of deposits from weathering and erosion. (11) 3

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