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Lava that cools quickly forms ____ rocks. a. extrusive metamorphic c. intrusive metamorphic b. extrusive igneous d. intrusive igneous

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Answered by DodieZollner
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Like most earth materials, the rocks are created and destroyed in chakras. A rock cycle is a model that describes the formation, breakdown and improvement of a rock as a result of sediment, fires, and variation processes.

All rock is made of minerals. A mineral is defined as the naturally occurring crystalline concrete of natural chemical composition and a specific crystal structure. A rock is a composite mass of any naturally formed, nonliving, firm, and solid matter that forms part of a planet.

Igneous rocks- form in two very different environments. All the fires begin as molten rock, (magma) and then crystallize, or freeze. Bowen Reaction series is a proposed sequence of mineral crystallization from bastolic magma based on experimental evidence. Volcanic processes create extrusive igneous cliffs. Cool the earth around the surface or very close curved rocks. Fast cooling makes the crystal very small to look without any kind of magnifier. The basalt is a deep, rocky, brown or black on a fresh broken surface, and brown or red weather, because it contains lots of black colored minerals.

Some basalt contains light colored crystals. Deckite and aniseite are medium in color, and contain moderate amounts of medium minerals. Rhyolite is the lightest color volcanic rock. Rhyolite contains very little dark minerals, but occasionally, rhyolite is cooled so fast that it extinguishes the volcanic glass instead of crystallizing it. Volcanic glass looks dark because the way the light passes. Obbidian is volcanic glass. Rydight is the most common source of volcanic ash and punme in Idaho.

Invasive rocks infiltrating intruders (Pluto was the Roman god of the underworld.) Depths below the earth's surface. Slow cooling allows the development of large crystals. In infiltration rocks crystals are visible without magnification. Granites have minerals similar to the true, but in very large crystals. The infiltration version of the diuretic anneisate is the infiltration version of the granodorite decay, and the infiltration version of Gabo Basalt.

Metamorphic rock-metamorphic rocks are formed when the sediment, fire, or other variation rocks are pressed with heat and intrusion or exposure to intrusive or inhibitory igneous rocks. (The meaning of "meta" changes, and "morph" means.) Due to the mineral reasons due to bile, heat and pressure, such as Mica, to the vertical line in the direction of mass compression. Deep burial means high pressure and warm temperatures, and too much temperature and pressure causes the formation of new minerals, and mineral grains. Flat pieces have low-grade variation rocks, such as slates and light breaks, and a sheet on the surface. The Schist is shiny, and many schists contain garnet, staurolites or other mineral crystals grown within the rock. Ganis is a leafy variation rock. Layers of dark and light minerals strip the rock, and it is sometimes possible to see how the direction of pressure in the earth changes deeply in the form of the formation of minerals. Changes in direction make eye-shaped fruits of minerals, which are called oggens (German for "oggen" German "eye"). Quartzite Idaho is another important conversion rock. Quartzite is a converted sandstone. The most common contact in Idaho is Metamorphic Rock Marble. Portnef Gap Area offers good examples of Idaho marble. In the form of a marble when the limestone is infiltrated by a pluton that heats limestone

Theoretical rock-theoretical rocks are those rocks made up of pieces of other rocks. We call pieces of rock "clust" (clust means "broken piece"). An explosion is broken by a piece of rock and another rock. The rocks of rocks are destroyed by big rocks, which are taken by air or water and are transferred and deposited in the basin. After some time, the explosions are lithified (the Greek word for lithos stone). The sediments we saw today were once gravel, sand, odor, soil, or living things. What do we decide on the name of the sediment rock on the basis of the shape of the festive festivals? For most sediment rocks, this is easy. Sandstone is made of sand, the smell of scent is made of smell, the clay stone is made of clay and so on. Even volcanic ash can become sediment rock! There are only hard people groups and breakies to remember. The groups are made of spherical, gravel-shaped particles (for geological, anything from 2 mm to 4 meters in the gravel diameter), and the brachiya angular is made of sharp, sharp, gravel-shaped clust. Limestone and chest are classified as sedimentary rocks, but most limestone and chests are grown by living organisms instead of breaking into other rocks. Some limestone are fossils, but most of the limestone and chests are restored, and the remains of the creatures which are no longer visible to them.

Answered by Arslankincsem
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The correct answer is igneous rocks that are also known as a magmatic rock due to their property of cooling down at a fast rate.


Also, they can easily solidify the lava and magma into the big rocks.


If the rock is already in existence then by melting them partially we can obtain magma.

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