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Mantle

Less dense, elastic rock, geothermal energy

Lithosphere

Uppermost mantle and crust, solid part of earth, includes rocks, sediment, and soil at surface, extends many miles.

Lithosphere

Broken into plates, brittle, heat, pressure, and has convection because it's broken into plates

Divergent plate boundaries

Mid ocean ridge. Magma surging upward to the surface divides the plates and pushes them apart. Creates new crust as it cools.

Transform plate boundary

Two plates meet. Slip and grind along side eachother. Friction=earthquakes

Convergent boundaries

Plates collide

Subduction

One plate of crust may slide beneath another.

Magma

Erupts through surface in volcanoes. Molten, liquid state of rock.

Lava


Magma released from the lithosphere

Igneous rock

forms when molten rock material cools above (extrusive) or below (intrusive) and the earth's surface.

Sedimentary rock

Forms when sediment is weathered from preexisting rocks and deposited in a body of surface of water where buried and compact.


Sandstone, limestone, lignite and bituminous coal

Metamorphic rock

Formed when a preexisting rock is subjected to high Temps and or pressures causing it to melt. Anthracite coal, marble, and slate.

ore

Economically exploitable deposit