D. Earth MaterialsFill in the blanks with the proper vocabulary terminology.(1) An amorphous solid that cools too fast to have a crystal lattice is also known as a(2) These are the building blocks of rocks.(3).time.(4)(5) Fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, and coal are categorized ashave a C-H bond and come from once living things.(7) Oncesuch as CO2, SO2, and H₂O.(8).(9)come from pre-existing sediments that compact and cement together over(6)are materials that change over long periods of time with the emplacementof heat/pressure. These are "born" via continental collision events.hit the surface, they vaporize out of magma. These include compoundsLavaIgneous rocksVolatilesis molten rock that is at the surface.is molten rock underground.come from the hardening and solidification of molten material.Organic CompoundsMetamorphic RocksMineralsbecause theyGlassMagmaSedimentary Rocks

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Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)

9th Edition

ISBN:9780134746241

Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa

Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa

Chapter1: The Study Of Minerals

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D. Earth Materials
Fill in the blanks with the proper vocabulary terminology.
(1) An amorphous solid that cools too fast to have a crystal lattice is also known as a
(2) These are the building blocks of rocks.
(3).
time.
(4)
(5) Fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, and coal are categorized as
have a C-H bond and come from once living things.
(7) Once
such as CO2, SO2, and H₂O.
(8).
(9)
come from pre-existing sediments that compact and cement together over
(6)
are materials that change over long periods of time with the emplacement
of heat/pressure. These are "born" via continental collision events.
hit the surface, they vaporize out of magma. These include compounds
Lava
Igneous rocks
Volatiles
is molten rock that is at the surface.
is molten rock underground.
come from the hardening and solidification of molten material.
Organic Compounds
Metamorphic Rocks
Minerals
because they
Glass
Magma
Sedimentary Rocks

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The geological structures are formed under diverse geological conditions. Different forces and reactions bring about the formation of these structures. Different types of rocks are also formed by different geological processes.