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Hydrogen Helium
Lots of compounds
Helium Hydrogen Lots of compounds Covalent bonds Van der Waals - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Helium Hydrogen Lots of compounds Covalent bonds Van der Waals - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Helium Hydrogen Lots of compounds Covalent bonds Van der Waals bonds All atoms are Carbon Sulfur S Galena PbS 2.0 7.5 2.0 7.5 Porphyritic Fine Coarse ????? Magma composition changes Boulders,
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All atoms are Carbon
Covalent bonds
Van der Waals bonds
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7.5 2.0
Sulfur—S Galena—PbS
2.0 7.5
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Fine Coarse
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Porphyritic
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Magma composition changes
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Boulders, cobbles, pebbles and granules
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Sand
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Silt
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Clay
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W E L L
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P O O R
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Angular and spherical Rounded and spherical
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Rounded, but not spherical
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Breccia angular grains
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gravel
dumped
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Conglomerate rounded grains of gravel
processed
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Breccia Conglomerate
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Sandstone
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Silt and shale
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Lime- stone
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Fossiliferous limestone
coquina
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Oolitic— abiotic
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T r a v e r t i n e
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Chert
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- 1. Calcium carbonate
- 2. Halite
- 3. Gypsum
4.
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salts
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peat
lignite
bituminous
anthracite
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peat lignite bituminous anthracite
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Natural arch
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Before After
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Minerals in water Thermal stress
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Acid rain
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E—leaching B—deposition Weathered bedrock
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Topsoil and humus (organic material)
Subsoil
Bedrock=underlying rock (parent material source)
Talus=debris
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Mass wasting due to gravity Retains moisture
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Most important factor is time
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Capillary action
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Miss River drainage Amazon
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Dendritic Radial Trellis
Rectangular
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Divides separate drainages
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Nile—high volume, low velocity
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High angle Low angle
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Yellow River vs. mountain stream
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channel point bar
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Levee
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Floodplain
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Flash floods are of high velocity, particularly on the bends.
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Oxbow lakes
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Rock slide/ fall
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Glacier National Park
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Avalanche
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Removed for construction
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Slump upslope
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road road
Difference in two years
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Almost 9 feet
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