It makes up the continents and the shallow areas of oceans
CONTINENTAL CRUST
A naturally formed substance that has a mixture of chemical compositions.
ROCK
The breakdown of rocks or minerals at or near the Earth's surface.
Weathering
Igneous rock that cooled slowly beneath Earth's surface.
Intrusive
Plates that are moving away from each other.
DIVERGENT
It is dense and it composed by basalt
OCEANIC CRUST
Transitions of rocks through repetitive stages.
ROCK CYCLE
Breaking down of rocks by changing the chemical composition.
CHEMICAL WEATHERING
The ability of water to flow through soil/rocks.
PERMEABILITY
A volcanically active location that is not near a plate boundary.
HOT SPOT
Consists of the crust and upper mantle.
LITHOSPHERE
These rocks are formed by the cooling and the solidification of magma or lava
IGNEOUS ROCKS
Breakdown of rocks or minerals by physical means.
PHYSICAL/MECHANICAL WEATHERING
Substances that make up rocks.
MINERALS
Materials consisting of carbon.
ORGANIC MATERIALS
Elements that make up the inner core.
IRON AND NICKEL
Rocks form from heat and pressure.
METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Water entering the cracks of rocks and freezing, resulting in breaking the rock.
FROST WEDGING
The two types of igneous rock.
INTRUSIVE AND EXTRUSIVE
Process used to trace the epicenter of an earthquake.
TRIANGULATION
This layer of the Earth is the deep and it is molten
OUTER CORE
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SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
The transportation of broken down material.
EROSION
Igneous rock that cools quickly.
Extrusive
The instrument used to measure earthquakes.
SEISMOGRAPH