Minerals
The property of minerals that states it has a definite shape and volume.
Solid
The processes in which fragments of rock break into smaller pieces and move to a new places.
Weathering and Erosion
This is how rocks get their names.
How they are formed
Change in form
A common igneous rock you find in kitchens.
Granite
The property of minerals that means the particles/crystals are in a set pattern
Crystal Structure
When sediments a placed in a new location.
Deposition.
The series of processes that changes rocks from one type to another.
The Rock Cycle
Banded crystals
Foliation
Meaning for Latin word "Ignis"
Fire
Shiny, Waxy, and Metallic are used to describe this element of minerals.
Luster
Type of sedimentary rock formed when fragments are squeezed together.
Clastic
Necessary processes for igneous rocks to form.
Melting and Cooling
The type of crust that is metamorphic rock.
Continental
When examining these, origin can be identified.
Grain/Crystal Size
The properties of minerals that mean they are nonliving and not man made.
Inorganic and Naturally Occurring
The process in which dissolved materials crystallize and glue particles of sediment together
Cementation
Necessary processes for rocks to change into metaphoric
Heat and Pressure
The name given to the bands in metamorphic rocks.
Foliated.
Igneous rocks that form here will have larger crystals.
Intrusive- inside the Earth
When a minerals split evenly along a flat surface.
Cleavage.
This fossil fuel is also considered an organic sedimentary rock.
Coal
Necessary processes for igneous to turn into sedimentary.
Weather, Erosion, Deposition, Compaction, Cementation
The location where most metamorphic rocks form.
Deep underground
Igneous rocks that form here will have a glassy texture.
Extrusive, on Earth's surface