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PRE-LAB QUESTIONS 1. Which of the following are mafic minerals? (Select all that apply) a. Quartz b. Pyroxene c. Plagioclase d. Olivine 2. Rocks that cool quickly have ___ crystals. 3. Rocks that cool slowly have ___ crystals. 4. True or False? Rocks formed from volcanic eruptions are an example of extrusive igneous rocks. 5. What textures are possible in intrusive rocks? (List all that apply.) 6. What textures are possible in extrusive rocks? (List all that apply.) ©2016, eScience Labs Igneous Rocks
EXERCISE 1 DATA SHEET Table 3. Salol Crystallization Environment Observations Dry Styrofoam® Cup mixture started to melt the bottom of the styrofoam cup when initially poured slow formation of crystals transparent coloring big crystals phaneritic Styrofoam® Cup with an Ice Cube  formation of crystals began almost immediately when poured with the ice cube opaque coloring small crystals aphanitic ©2016, eScience Labs Igneous Rocks
EXERCISE 1 POST-LAB QUESTIONS Select the descriptions that best fit your observations in Table 3: ENVIRONMENT 1 (Dry Styrofoam® Cup) Crystal Size: Large Crystals Small Crystals Cooling Rate: Fast Cooling Slow Cooling Texture: Phaneritic Aphanitic ENVIRONMENT 2 (Styrofoam® Cup with an Ice Cube) Crystal Size: Large Crystals Small Crystals Cooling Rate: Fast Cooling Slow Cooling Texture: Phaneritic Aphanitic ©2016, eScience Labs Igneous Rocks
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EXERCISE 2 DATA SHEET Table 5. Igneous Rock Identification Sample Letter Color Mafic Color Index Minerals Present Texture Rock Name A medium-light gray intermediate quartz, potassium feldspar, plagioclase, biotite, amphibole aphanitic andesite B light brown with black specks felsic quartz, muscovite, feldspar, plagioclase, biotite, amphibole aphanitic rhyolite C light gray with black and white specks felsic quartz, plagioclase, biotite phaneritic granite D dark brown mafic feldspar, plagioclase, amphibole, pyroxene, olivine vesicular scoria E glossy black with gray specks felsic, intermediate, mafic quartz glassy obsidian F dark gray, with light gray and metallic specks mafic quartz, muscovite, plagioclase, feldspar, biotite, amphibole aphanitic basalt ©2016, eScience Labs Igneous Rocks
EXERCISE 2 POST-LAB QUESTIONS Check all the boxes that apply to each of the samples: Table 6. Sample Textures and Compositions Sample Letter Intrusive Extrusive Mafic Felsic Intermediate A x x B x x C x x D x x E x x F x x ©2016, eScience Labs Igneous Rocks