Rock cycle
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- Created on: 28-09-16 15:57
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| S | Y | H | J | E | P | O | N | O | F | Q | O | A | O | O | A | I | T | Q | A | R |
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| N | Y | E | S | A | T | M | G | V | S | T | H | G | A | A | S | A | H | W | S | W |
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| M | A | T | A | I | R | C | B | T | K | Q | U | F | C | O | U | T | C | O | V | T |
| M | T | I | L | L | D | C | I | X | E | D | I | U | O | R | P | R | R | L | F | V |
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Clues
- A rock composed of fragments that have been deposited compacted and cemented (11, 4)
- A rock that has crystallised from a magma (7, 4)
- A thin slice of rock that is translucent mounted on a glass slide and viewed through a microscope. (4, 7)
- Changing of rocks in the Earth's crust by heat and or pressure or volatile content, isochemical and occurs in a solid state. (12)
- During the cooling of magma or lava so that solid mineral crystals form (15)
- Formed by the recrystallisation of other rocks in the solid state due to pressure temperature or both (11, 4)
- Incomplete melting of rock in the lower crust or upper mantle (7, 7)
- magma collecting within a chamber (5, 12)
- Table that contains all the eras and systems in the correct time sequence (10, 6)
- The solid state process that changes minerals into new crystalline metamorphic minerals (17)
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