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Cementation
process in which sediments are stuck together to make a sedimentary rock
Chemical Sedimentary Rock
a sedimentary rock that is formed by the dissolving of minerals in water. Examples: limestone
Continental Crust
upper layer of earth that carries continents; made mostly of granite
Extrusive Igneous
Igneous rock that is formed on earth's surface; cools quickly; can be glassy or have air pockets. examples: obsidian, pumice, scoria, bassalt
Intrusive Igneous
Igneous rock that is formed below earth's surface; cools slowly; large/coarse grained crystals. Examples: granite
Igneous Rock
rocks formed by cooling and crystallization of magma or lava
Sedimentary Rock
Rock formed by compaction and cementation of weather materials
Metamorphic Rock
rock formed by heat and pressure
Foliated Metamorphic
rock with a banded or layered look


Organic Sedimentary Rock
sedimentary rock that contains remains of once living organisms. Example: coal
Rock Cycle
the processes that change, create, and destroy rocks and turn them into other types of rocks