Chapter 25.3 25.4 Flashcards

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1
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What is the boundary that density changes between layers?

A

Discontinuity

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2
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How can Discontinuity be identified?

A

By using seismic waves

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3
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What is a Shadow Zone?

A

Where no seismic waves have been recorded

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4
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What is another name for a Shadow Zone ?

A

Dead Zone

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5
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What are the degrees where Shadow Zones fall in between?

A

105 - 140

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6
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Is the Outer Core a Solid or a Liquid?

A

Liquid

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7
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Is the Inner Core a Solid or a Liquid?

A

Solid because of the pressure.

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8
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What makes up the Lithosphere?

A

The crust and the uppermost mantle.

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9
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What makes up the asthenosphere ?

A

Plastic like layer which Earth plates move.

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10
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Which elements make up the Mantle

A

Calcium ,Aluminum, Iron and Magnesium.

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11
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Which elements make up the Core?

A

Iron and nickel.

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12
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the measure of fluid’s resistance to flow

A

Viscosity

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13
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Chemical compound silicon dioxide, SiO2, which is a common ingredient in most magma.

A

Silica

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14
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Tend to be small, have heights in the hundreds of meter range, and have short eruption cycles.

A

Cinder Cone Volcanoes

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15
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Broad, flat structures composed upon layer of lava flows

A

CC

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16
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large and steep-sided,often thousands of meters high and tens of kilo meters across the base, and composed of layers of both lava and ash.

A

Composite Volcanoes

17
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What is molten or liquid rocks stored inside Earth called?

A

Magma

18
Q

Where is the Ring of Fire located.

A

Pacific Ocean

19
Q

What form when tectonic plates collide along subduction zones

A

Volcanoes

20
Q

Which 2 specific locations have volcanic activity due two divergent.

A

East African Rift Valley , Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

21
Q

Are hot spots stationary

A

Yes

22
Q

What tare created from Hot Spots

A

Islands ( Hawaiian Islands )

23
Q

If a viscosity is higher is it going to flow slower or faster.

A

SLOWER

24
Q

If magma has a high viscosity is it going to have more or less silica.

A

MORE

25
Q

What is pyroclastic material

A

Solid material that erupts from a volcanoes

26
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What is the smallest type of pyroclastic material

A

Ash

27
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What is he biggest type of pyroclatic material

A

Blocks and bombs

28
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What are the gasses that come from volcanoes

A

Water Vapor, Carbon Dioxide, and Sulfur Dioxide.

29
Q

How are volcanoes classified as.

A

Size, Shape, and materials that erupt from it.

30
Q

What are the 3 types of volcanoes.

A

Cinder Cone, Shield,Composite

31
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Naturally occurring inorganic solid with crystalline form.

A

Mineral

32
Q

Color of a mineral in powdered form

A

Streak

33
Q

Mineral break along preferred planes of weakness creating sets of smooth parallel sides.

A

Cleavage

34
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Break with irregular surfaces exhibit.

A

Frature

35
Q

Mineral resistance to scratching.

A

Hardness

36
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Molton rock material inside Earth.

A

Magma