How is an iron-bearing mineral rock plateau likely to change over millions of years? (3 points) Turn red due to oxidation O b Turn red due to physical weathering Smooth out its edges due to deposition Smooth out its edges due to chemical weathering

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A: Earth is made up of two types of plates. they are 1) Oceanic Plates 2) Continental Plates

Q: What is our need for mineral resources to make products verse the Environmental impact that results?

A: Exploiting the natural resources for energy and mineral has rapidly in the 20th century to provide…

Q: what is the most common type of volcanic rock?

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Q: In petroleum formation, Catagenesis process takes place at a depth O between 3500 to 10500 feet O of…

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Q: Define lava

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Q: The formation of igneous rock is most directly related to which of the following geologic events?…

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Q: Which of the following processes is one of the first steps in the formation of some sedimentary…

A: The first step used in the formation of sedimentary rock is weathering/erosion.

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Q: Please order the common materials according to their seismic velocity

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Q: Why is sand drier than clay?

A: The clay narrow pores. Due to the capillary actions taking place, water rises in these pores which…

Q: Foliated metamorphic rocks are created by

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Q: Which of the following fault is having highest percentage of occurrence in the power system

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Q: Rocks are sometimes used along coasts to prevent erosion. If a rock needs to weigh 2,000 kilograms…

A: Given m=2000 kg Density d =3200 kg/m3

Q: 1. Answer the following questions about porosity and permeability: a) Name three (3) parameters…

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Q: Where can wackestones accumulate? In river delta In lagunal environment In both environments

A: In this problem, it is asking where the Wacke-stone is accumulated.

Q: Rocks in the Vicinity of Westchester Community College, Valhalla NY Outcrop location Rock Name…

A: The objective of the question is to analyze the data provided in the table and determine the number…

Q: What rock type is formed from the slow cooling of magma under the earth's surface

A: To determine: What is the type of the rock which is formed by the slow cooling of magma under the…

Q: Which of these plots represents a plastic deformation? Explain your reasoning. F F Al AL

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Q: The mineral chrysotile is a noncarcinogenic asbestos mineral that is based on the sheet structure…

A: Given: The mineral chrysotile is a non-carcinogenic asbestos mineral that is based on the sheet…

Q: How can we analyze the motion and deformation of extended objects?

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Q: Calculate residence time of calcium in the ocean based on this data

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Q: Describe at least five (5) orebody configurations that lend themselves to surface mining methods…

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Q: can you classify ice as a mineral? Explain in less than 10 sentences.

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Q: bone mineral mass is describe by (K log lo/l) ?*

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Q: If a calcite is precipitated from a water of -4 permil d180 SMOW and a temperature of 37 degrees C,…

A: Given,          The composition of water (SMOW)=composition of calcite.          Calcite is…

Q: graphite's grey material i The only mineral Lead ,carbon atoms. Conuex lehs a magnifuing glass to…

A: 1) Graphite is made of carbon so it's mineral content is carbon.

Q: Which minerals have the greatest impact on your life? On your family history? If you’re a cook, it…

A: Introduction: Mineral physics is the science of materials that compose the interior of planets,…

Q: how does physics relate to geology?

A: Physics and geology are closely related to each other. Geology is the study of rocks, patterns of…

Q: Which must be true for metamorphism to occur?   A) The parent rock must be in solid form. B) Tons of…

A: Metamorphism is the variation of minerals or geologic character in pre-existing rocks. The change…

Q: What produces the wet underside of a glacier, which enables it to slip down elevated regions?

A: Ice and snow is accumulated on top of glaciers. With increasing mass, weight of glacier increases.…

Q: Do the Deformations also change the direction of the line segments?

A: Answer: Deformation: The term deformation is expressed as the process in which an object alters its…

Q: 4) In a three-phase symmetrical fault, all the phases have the same fault current. (True, False)

A: Introduction: A symmetrical fault is a fault where all phases are affected so that the system…

Q: What is the effect of too little or too much water in the voids of soil? How is this related to the…

A: First, we have to know tha Soil has the ability to retain water. Water enters the soil through large…

Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.