11.4 Notes Flashcards

1
Q

Igneous rocks are formed from

A

hot molten rock

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2
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ignis in latin means

A

fire

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3
Q

rocks that forms when magma hardens beneath Earth’s surface

A

intrusive igneous rock

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4
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the slower the magma cools the

A

larger the crystals

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5
Q

when lava hardens on the Earth’s surface

A

extrusive igneous rocks

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6
Q

common extrusive rock properties

A

smaller crystals, vesicular texture (air holes), no crystals at all (glassy)

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7
Q

slow cooling results in the formation of ____ crystals

A

large

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8
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coarse grained rocks

A

intrusive rocks

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9
Q

rapid cooling of magma or lava results in rocks with what type of crystals

A

small, mineral crystals

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10
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fine grained rocks

A

extrusive rocks

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11
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results from cooling that is so fast that minerals do not have a chance to crystallize

A

glassy texture

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12
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is glassy texture intrusive or extrusive

A

extrusive

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13
Q

rock example with glassy texture

A

obsidian

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14
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result of gas bubbles, which often occurs during volcanic eruptions

A

vesicular texture

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15
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is vesicular texture on intrusive or extrusive rock

A

extrusive rocks

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16
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what are vesicles

A

holes, pores, or cavities

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17
Q

example of a rock with vesicular texture

A

pumice

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18
Q

felsic has darker or lighter color

A

lighter color

19
Q

felsic has a higher or lower density

A

lower density

20
Q

what is felsic rock rich in

A

Silicon and Aluminum

21
Q

mafic rocks has a lighter or darker color

A

darker color

22
Q

mafic rocks have a higher or lower density

A

higher density

23
Q

mafic rocks are rich in

A

iron and magnesium

24
Q

how is basalt formed

A

extrusion (volcanic)

25
Q

what is the texture of basalt

A

fine

26
Q

what is the color of basalt

A

darker

27
Q

composition of basalt

A

iron and magnesium

28
Q

how is granite formed

A

intrusion (plutonic)

29
Q

texture of granite

A

coarse

30
Q

color of granite

A

lighter color

31
Q

composition of granite

A

silicon and aluminum

32
Q

You know it is an igneous rock if it has

A

gas pockets, if it’s glassy, or has large coarse crystals

33
Q

how do igneous rocks form

A

from the solidification of molten material (lava or magma)

34
Q

igneous rocks exhibit

A

intergrown or interlocking mineral crystals

35
Q

if an igneous rock cools fast what forms

A

small crystals

36
Q

if an igneous rock cools slowly

A

large crystals form

37
Q

mafic rocks are what color and what density

A

dark colored and high density

38
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felsic rocks are what color and what density

A

light colored and low density

39
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if an igneous rock cools extremely fast,

A

the rock will have a glassy texture like obsidian

40
Q

vesicular texture

A

gas pockets like pumice or scoria

41
Q

intrusive

A

formed below ground

42
Q

extrusive

A

formed above ground

43
Q

If I see what then it’s an igneous rock

A

crystals, if it’s glassy, or has air pockets