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it formsfrom sediments sedimentationD

sand S salt
for sedimentary rocks to form
Pressure compaction
Cementation Glue
if I 6g E's I sediments
sedimentaryrocks

sediments from older rocks


How to go from Rocks to Sediments
weathering Wx
A Physicalchange in size Sshape

rocka's P Eider
B Chemical change composition will be weakand then
sediment is d B g II e

sneadiments

weak
SedimentaryRocks are rocks that form from sediments
that comes from weatheringof pre existingrocks

core
man.E
Oceaniccrust solid
crust Continentalcrust Solid

Types of sedimentary Rocks


Detrital can be seen
chemical sedimentaryrocks that
Organic sedimentary rocks g particles
can'tbe seen
size of the particle is proportional to the energy
Sediment Mud Sand Gravel
Name

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pepWe
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size Loon
oof 0.061 2mm inn ex Fm 64 IF 7256mm

Example shale sandstone Conglomerate

Enviroment toEnergy Med Energy 9Energy


Lakes beaches landslide floods Earthquakes
smallstreams wind

sorting the degree of uniformity of particle and size


If something is sorted
I I 0 now
f og I as I a

Roundness

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Chemical Sedimentary Rocks
eneaii
Young
i
chemical reactionmustoccur
they're still alive
solution HD Suspended dissolved ions

Precipitation

de de

Organically Inorganically
secretion
by organisms by changing the properties
of the solution
ed limestone
ed limestone
Organic SedimentaryRocksee remains ofdead organisms
es coal
Sedimentary structures
strata
Fossils
Mud cracks the environmentwas wet
It Is
Graded bedding

dEnergy young IpTsrift


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Cross beddin

THING
direction of deposition

Ripple Marks

Direction of deposition

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