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The many interactions between different types of rocks.

What is Rock Cycle?

This occurs during Earth's crust and upper mantle.

What is magma?

Magma erupting from the surface.

What is lava?

Magma cooling or solidifying

What is Crystallization?

Sediment conversion into rock.

What is lithification?

Igneous rocks that are formed from solidified lava.

What is extrusive or volcanic rocks?

Igneous rocks that are formed within the Earth depths.

What are intrusive or plutonic rocks?

The overall appearance of the rock, based on size, shape, and arrangement.

what is texture?

Igneous rocks that form rapidly at the Earth's surface this texture is formed.

what is fine grained texture?

Gas bubbles that form as the lava solidifies into rock this texture is formed.

What is vesicular texture?

when magma solidifies below the surface this texture is formed

What is coarse grained texture?

A term for rocks that are mainly quartz and potassium feldspar.

What is granitic composition?

Felsic / Granitic rocks have these as dominant materials.

What is Quartz and Potassium Feldspar?

Felsic / Granitic rocks have these accessory materials.

What is plagiocase feldspar?