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Warm-Up 9-12

Warm-Up 9-12. If a region of a map has contour lines close together what does that tell you about the region? Why do contour lines never overlap? Draw a small contour map of a 100m tall mountain with two peaks. Maps and Topography! To LITHOSPHERE!. Rocks. What is a Rock?.

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Review Game. 1. Dikes are formed when __________. The top of a volcano collapses down Magma enters a horizontal crack and hardens Magma enters a vertical crack and hardens Magma cools underground before reaching the surface.

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Chapter 10-Volcanoes and Other Igneous Activity

Chapter 10-Volcanoes and Other Igneous Activity. Video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OowFvnlWI90 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mzqG9L2kiM&NR=1&feature=fvwp What makes this happen?!. Origin of Magma. When solid rock, located in the crust and upper mantle , partially melts Role of Heat:

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Volcanoes and Volcanism Nature of Volcanoes - Status

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Volcanism

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Earth Science 10.2A The Nature of Volcanic Eruptions

Earth Science 10.2A The Nature of Volcanic Eruptions. The Nature of Volcanic Eruptions. Earth Science 10.2 The Nature of Volcanic Eruptions. O n May 18 th , 1980, Mount St. H elens erupted with tremendous force. The blast blew out the entire north side of the volcano.

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Igneous Rocks

Igneous Rocks. What causes rocks to melt?. The obvious answer is heat. at Earth's surface, melting begins around 800 o C Melting temperature is also a function of pressure and water content. as press. increases, melting temp. increases as water content increases, melting temp. decreases.

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Unit 9-1: The Rock Cycle Part 1

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Crater Lake Jena Hershkowitz and Ethan Farina-Henry

Crater Lake Jena Hershkowitz and Ethan Farina-Henry. FLUIDITY AND VISCOSITY OF MAGMA. IGNEOUS PROCESSES AND IGNEOUS ROCKS. Magmas tend to rise. Less dense than solid rock. Liquid rock has more volume than solid. Rise is controlled by FLUIDITY of the magma.

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Volcanoes

Volcanoes. You need to know: There are 3 types of volcanoes which are determined by the lava eruptions that form them Types of eruptions are determined by the composition of the lava and gasses There are many different things that come out of a volcano Volcanoes occur at different places.

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Shield Volcanoes

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