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Exploding Igneous Rocks. Bryana Drew Jenna Stephanie Braxton. Where Is It Found. Igneous rock is found in volcano’s and out of volcano’s.Igneous rocks are also found on mars and they are also found in caves and they also found in grass and sometimes they are found on buildings.
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Exploding Igneous Rocks Bryana Drew Jenna Stephanie Braxton
Where Is It Found • Igneous rock is found in volcano’s and out of volcano’s.Igneous rocks are also found on mars and they are also found in caves and they also found in grass and sometimes they are found on buildings.
Bibliography Callery , Sean Rocks And Minerals 2009. Garder ,Robert Rocks And Minerals 2008.
Exploding Igneous Rocks Jenna Bryana Braxton DrewStephanie
Fun Facts • Igneous is the Latin fire • Over 700 Igneous rocks • Volcano soil good growing crops • Hawaii black beach because Igneous rock • Volcano hasn’t erupted long time sleeping volcano • Granite –plutonic igneous rock
Bibliography Korb , RenaRadical Rocks 2008. Tomeck , Steve Everything Rocks and Minerals 2011.
Exploding Igneous Rocks Stephanie Drew Bryana Braxton Jenna
Rock Cycle • In thousands and millions of years lots of rocks change. Igneous rock is the rock that starts the rock cycle. Wind and rain sweep tiny pieces of rocks. Earth’s crust push rocks into the mantle.
Bibliography Squire, Ann O. Rocks and Minerals 2002. Tomeck, Steve Everything Rocks and Minerals 2011.
Exploding Igneous Rocks Drew Stephanie Bryana Jenna Braxton
Properties of Igneous Rocks • Coarse ,light ,wide range of color and grain size ,feldspar and quartz with Minor mica, amphibole or pyroxene, Granite Fine light many small bubbles lava forth from sticky lava Pumice
Bibliography Reed, Drew Igneous Rock 1/19/2012 Academic Kids http://www.learner.org Planet Earth Do Rivers Ever End 2006
Exploding Igneous ROCK Braxton Drew Bryana Jenna Stephanie
How Igneous Rock is Formed • Igneous rock is formed by lava that cools. • First It is magma in the magma chamber. • Then the volcano erupts. • Then lava comes out of the volcano. • Then it cool and becomes Igneous rock.
Bibliography Paragon book World of Science 2007.