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Day 30: Volcanism
Objective: Warm-Up
You will use the theory of plate tectonics to explain the changes that occur in the earth’s surface. (Volcanism)
KWL Chart about volcanoes (3 for each column) I will call on 9 people to fill in the chart on the IWB so be ready!
Day 30: Volcanism
Objective: Warm-Up
You will use the theory of plate tectonics to explain the changes that occur in the earth’s surface. (Volcanism)
REVIEW PLATE
TECTONICS
Volcanoes 101After the video clip, you will be asked to SUMMARIZE the video clip. Be sure to include the main points.
(4 Sentences OR 8 Bullets)
Volcano Terminology (Volcanism)
Vulcan – Roman god of fire and metalworking. Lived under mount Etna . Mountains which spit fire were known as volcanoes.
Volcano – Landform that develops on the surface of the earth where magma and gases erupt through a vent.
Magma – molten rock. Intrusive (inside the earth)
Volcano Terminology (Volcanism)
Lava – molten rock. Extrusive (outside, on the surface)
Volcanology – the study of volcanoes.
Volcanologist – a scientist who studies volcanoes
Plate tectonics – convergent plate boundaries (colliding)
ocean / continental –volcanoocean / ocean – island arc
A. The ocean plate in both cases is subducted beneath the other plate.
B. The ocean plate is melted. Forms magma.C. The magma rises.D. The rising magma puts pressure on the
surface causing it to dome upward, forming a volcano.
E. The volcano erupts if the pressure continues.
Plate tectonics – convergent plate boundaries (colliding)ocean / continental –volcanoocean / ocean – island arc
Subduction Zone
Hot SpotsAn area in the mantle where magma
is created and continuously rises to the surface.
It is believed that a hot spot is responsible for the creation of the Hawaiian Islands.
WHERE ARE VOLCANOES FOUND:
Volcanoes are usually found near convergent plate boundaries.
Ring of fire – An area which encircles the Pacific Ocean where there is a great deal of volcanic activity.
Fissure – a crack in the Earth’s surface where lava flows out from. Similar to a volcano only the crust does not dome upward.
ClosureWhat types of plate boundaries
result in the formation of volcanoes?
The Pacific plate is shrinking because it is being subducted on all sides. What is the boundary’s nickname?
You will use the composition, size and eruption type of volcanoes in order to classify volcanoesMatch the following terms: 1. Vulcan A. molten rock
intrusively2. Volcanologist B. molten rock
extrusively3. Volcanology C. Roman god of fire4. Lava D. Person who studies
volcanoes5. Magma E. The study of
volcanoes
Objective
ViscosityThe resistance to flow. Substances which do not flow easily have a high viscosity. (HONEY or MOLASSAS) Substances which flow easily have a low viscosity.
Types of Eruptions: Violent Eruptions-Explosive Quiet Eruptions
Silica- high viscosity-violent eruption
Water- low viscosity- quiet eruption
Volcanic Activity: DormantVolcanoes that have not erupted in
recent times but show some signs of volcanic activity.
Volcanic Activity: ExtinctVolcanoes which
have not erupted during recorded history and do no seem capable of erupting.
Pipe or Vent: Magma ChamberVertical tunnels
extending from the magma chamber to the surface of the earth.
The channel or pathway the lava flows during an eruption.
Area below the surface where magma collects
Plume Pyroclastic RockA large volcanic
dust cloud which occurs during a violent eruption.
Contains pyroclastic rock and gases.
Any rock formed when lava or solid rock erupts explosivelyTypes of
Pyroclastic Material: Fine ashCoarse ashCinders Volcanic bombs
Ash Flows Glowing clouda mixture of volcanic ash, gases, and
pyroclastic particles that flows rapidly along the earth’s surface at speeds up to 300 km/hr. EXTREMELY HOT!
CalderaA large circular hole that forms when part
of the volcano collapses into the magma chamber after an eruption