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Energy
Characteristics of earth's layers
Types of boundaries
Relative age
Characteristics of rocks
100
Without it, nothing would ever change
What is Energy
100
Outer and inner
What is core
100
Type of boundary that moves away from each other
What is Divergent boundary
100
layers that are deposited horizontality
What is original horizontality
100
These rocks are classified by color, grain size and texature of formation
What is igneous rocks
200
energy stored due to interaction between 2 objects
What is potential energy
200
Uppermost mantle
What is lithosphere
200
Boundary that moves side to side
What is Transform boundary
200
Bottom layer =oldest, youngest layer=top
What is superposition
200
Forms deep beneath the earth's surface
What is intrusive igneous rocks
300
Example of chemical potential energy
What is food
300
Brittle, rocky layer
What is Crust
300
Type of boundary you would find an volcanic arc island
What is convergent boundary
300
Compression of all of the layers causes
What is folding
300
3 process to form a sedimentary rock
What is Deposition, Compaction and erosion
400
Compressing of an object
What is elastic potential energy
400
Plastic layer
What is Asthenosphere
400
MOR is formed here (add both what kind of boundary it is and what 2 crusts form this)
What is Divergent (O-O)
400
A gap in time between 2 layers
What is an nonconformity
400
Type of sedimentary rock that was made of living things
What is organic sedimentary
500
Formula for kinetic energy
What is 1/2m(V^2)
500
Hottest part earth's layers
What is inner core
500
Only boundary where there are no volcanoes but there are mountains ( Crusts and what type of boundary it is)
What is convergent (C-C)
500
Layers that cross into other layers
What is crosscutting relationships
500
Crystallizing really fast
What is extrusive igneous rocks