Lecture 8
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Lecture 8
All the rivers run to the sea, yet the sea is not full: unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again.
- Ecclesiastes 1:7
Sedimentary Rocks
Webpage for course (daytime)
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Three types of rocks:
- Igneous-Sedimentary- Metamorphic
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Sedimentary rocks are important because
Form and are common at earth’s surfacePreserve the history of Life (contain fossils)
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Sedimentary rocks are important because
Form and are common at earth’s surfacePreserve the history of Life (contain fossils)Show past environments, climatesProvide a geologic record of past historyMajor sources of energy – oil, gas, coal
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General History of a Sedimentary Rock
WEATHERINGTRANSPORTATIONDECOMPOSITIONDEPOSITIONLITHIFICATION
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Mechanisms of Transportation and Deposition
Water - streams, rivers, etc., freshwater and marine
Wind Gravity – downslope movementIce – glaciers
Some sedimentary rocks form of atoms dissolved in water and precipitated elsewhere
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Classification of sedimentary rocks
Clastic (Detrital in your book)
Nonclastic
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Nonclastic
Example, coal
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Nonclastic
Another example, rock salt
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Clastic
Classification depends on grain size
Size (mm) particle name >256 64-256 4-64 2-4 .0625-2 .0039-.0625 <0.0039
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Clastic
Classification depends on grain size
Size (mm) particle name rock name >256 boulder 64-256 cobble 4-64 pebble 2-4 granule .0625-2 sand .0039-.0625 silt <0.0039 clay
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Clastic
Classification depends on grain size
Size (mm) particle name rock name >256 boulder 64-256 cobble 4-64 pebble 2-4 granule .0625-2 sand sandstone .0039-.0625 silt <0.0039 clay
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Clastic
Classification depends on grain size
Size (mm) particle name rock name >256 boulder 64-256 cobble conglomerate 4-64 pebble or breccia 2-4 granule .0625-2 sand sandstone .0039-.0625 silt siltstone <0.0039 clay shale
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Why the distinction conglomerate and breccia?
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Conglomerate means slow, breccia means sudden
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Nonclastic
Chemical Biogenic
CoalCoquinaChalkDiatomite
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Diatoms
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Nonclastic
Chemical
Rock SaltChertLimestoneDolomite
Biogenic
CoalCoquinaChalkDiatomite
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Coal as Energy