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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle. How it all comes together!. III. The Rock Cycle. Is a model used to show how the three rock types - ______, __________, and __________ - are related to each other. It also shows the process in which each of the rock types are produced. Igneous. Sedimentary. Metamorphic.

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The Rock Cycle

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  1. The Rock Cycle How it all comes together!

  2. III. The Rock Cycle • Is a model used to show how the three rock types - ______, __________, and __________ - are related to each other. It also shows the process in which each of the rock types are produced. Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic

  3. Changing Rock Types • Any rock type can change into any other __________. • There is no preferred direction of movement from one rock type to another. rock type

  4. Questions • How does an Igneous rock become a Metamorphic rock? • Add heat & Pressure to change the parent rock. • List all the things that must happen for an Igneous rock to become a Sedimentary rock. • Weathering & Erosion; Sediments form, they are deposited, buried & compacted, then cemented to form a Sed. Rock. • Describe all the things that must happen for a Metamorphic rock to become an Igneous rock. • Melting to become magma, then solidification. • Describe all the things that must happen for a Sedimentary rock to become an Igneous rock. • Melting to become magma, then solidification (that’s 1 way!) • What is the molten rock called that when is solidifies will become an Igneous rock • Magma if below ground, Lava if on the Earth’s Surface.

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