Lecture_4
Table of Contents
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Formation of Magma and Igneous Rocks
- Why study igneous rocks?
- Why study igneous rocks?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.1 What are igneous processes?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Granite
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Rhyolite
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Obsidian
- Pumice
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Andesite porphyry
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Diorite
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Basalt
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Gabbro
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Texture and composition
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- Where they came from
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- Volcano Cross-sections
- 4.3 Where do igneous rocks appear in a landscape?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- 4.5 How do we know how magma is made?
- 4.5 How do we know how magma is made?
- 4.6 How does magma generation connect to plate tectonics?
- 4.6 How does magma generation connect to plate tectonics?
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- Bowen's Reaction Series
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- 4.7 What makes igneous rock compositions so diverse?
- 4.8 Why are there different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions?
- 4.8 Why are there different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions?
- 4.8 Why are there different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions?
- 4.8 Why are there different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions?
- 4.8 Why are there different types of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.9 How are volcanoes hazardous?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.10 Why don't all magmas erupt?
- 4.2 How are igneous rocks classified?
- Texture and composition
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4.4 How and why do rocks melt?
- If temperature is raised enough, a rock will melt
- Silicate minerals melt across a range of 800oC to around 1900oC (at sea level pressures)
- Increasing pressure increases melting temperature
- At sea level olivine melts at 1890oC, at 100 km it rises to 2050oC
- Mixtures melt at a different temp than lone minerals
- Olivine mixed with pyroxene and plagioclase melts at ~1200oC (at sea level)