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Lecture 4
Igneous Rocks, Intrusive Activityand
the Origin of Igneous Rocks
Lecture OutlineI Rock TypesII DefinitionsIII Igneous Rocks
A) Extrusive v IntrusiveB) Textures
i. Intrusive Texturesii. Extrusive Texturesiii. Porphyritic Texture
C) CompositionIV Magma
A) Chemistryi. Felsicii. Intermediateiii. Maficiv. Ultramafic
B) Formation of MagmaC) Magmatic Variability
i. Bowen's Reaction Seriesii. Fractionation
V Plate Tectonics and Igneous RocksA) Divergent BoundaryB) Convergent BoundaryC) Hot Spot
VI Intrusive Bodies
Physical Geology
Rock Types
What is the basis for this classification?
Physical Geology
Definitions
magma - molten rock that is produced from pre-existing rock in the asthenosphere by Earth's internal heat. The magma then rises into the lithosphere and cools on the surface or in the subsurface.
lava - magma flowing on the surface of the Earth
igneous- formed from fire
plutonic - formed at depth
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksPhysical Geology
Igneous Rocks
Intrusive Rocks Extrusive Rocks
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksIntrusive Textures
PhaneriticPegmatitic
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksExtrusive Textures
Aphanitic Glassy
Vesicular
Fragmental
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksPorphyritic Texture
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksComposition
Major Elements
Oxide % by WeightSiO2 35.0-80.0
Al2O3 8.0-22.0
TiO2
Fe2O3
FeO 4.0-MnO 30.0MgOCaONa2O 1.5-8.0
K2O 0.5-8.0
H2O+,- varies
P2O5 <0.15
CO2 varies
}Minor (Trace) ElementsLi, Be, Sc, V, Cr, Co, Ni, Cu, ZnGa,Rb, Sr, Y, Zr, Nb, Ba, Pb, F, Cl, S
Rare Earth Elements
Physical Geology
MagmaPhysical Geology
Felsic Magma
silica content - high, >65% temperature - < 9000Cviscosity - highNa, K, Al content - highCa, Fe, Mg content - very loweruption - explosive (Mount St. Helens)minerals - Na-rich plagioclase feldspar
potassium feldsparquartz
Physical Geology
Intermediate Magma
silica content - intermediate, 53 - 65%temperature - 900 - 11000Cviscosity - intermediateNa, K, Al content - intermediateCa, Fe, Mg content - intermediateeruption - intermediate (Andes Mtns.)minerals - plagioclase feldspar
amphibole
Physical Geology
Mafic Magma
silica content - low, 45 - 52% temperature - 1100 - 13000Cviscosity - low (fluid)Na, K, Al content - lowCa, Fe, Mg content - higheruption - quiet (Kilauea)minerals - Ca-rich plagioclase feldspar
pyroxeneolivine
Physical Geology
Ultramafic Magma
silica content - very low, <45% temperature - ~14000Cviscosity - very low (fluid)Na, K, Al content - very lowCa, Fe, Mg content - very higheruption - none (Cyprus)minerals - pyroxene
olivine
Physical Geology
Igneous RocksMagma Formation Processes
Decompression Melting
Addition of Impurities
Temperature (Geothermal Gradient)
Physical Geology
Magma FormationThe Geothermal Gradient
Physical Geology
Magma FormationImpurities
Physical Geology
Magmatic VariabilityBowen's Reaction Series
Physical Geology
Magmatic VariabilityFractionation
Differentiation/Partial Melting
Assimilation
Mixing
Physical GeologyPhysical Geology
Magmatic VariabilityDifferentiation
Physical Geology
Magmatic VariabilityAssimilation
Physical Geology
Magmatic VariabilityMagma Mixing
Physical Geology
Plate Tectonics and Igneous RocksPhysical Geology
Plate Tectonics and Igneous RocksDivergent Boundary
Physical Geology
Plate Tectonics and Igneous RocksConvergent Boundary
Physical Geology
Plate Tectonics and Igneous RocksHot Spots
Physical Geology
Intrusive BodiesPhysical Geology
Shallow Intrusive Bodies
Volcanic Neck
Ship Rock, NM
Physical Geology
Shallow Intrusive Bodies
Sill
Dike
Physical Geology
Deep Intrusive Bodies
Batholith
Stock
Diapir
Physical GeologyPhysical Geology