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In which location is a geologist most likely to find rock composed of intergrown crystals?
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What a geologist can give in the field of petrol?
An assessment of the location, supply, and quality of the oil below the surface.
A geologist who maps the location of volcanoes and studies global patterns of volcanic activity is probably most concerned with?
Volcanology which is a branch of geology / earth science. .
How do a geologist use the principle of superposition?
A geologist uses the principle of superposition to determine the relative ages of rocks and sedimentary layers. This principle states that in undisturbed layers of rock, the youngest layers are at the top while the oldest layers are at the bottom. By observing the order in which different rock layers are stacked, a geologist can infer the sequence of events that happened over time in a particular location.
How far beneath earths surface would you have to go before you were no longer passing through rock that is composed mostly of silicon oxygen and aluminum?
about 30km-40km on the continental crust and about 10km on oceanic.Depth varies with location.
When would you use chromatography?
When you have a gas or fluid composed of multiple compounds and/or elements. The components all weight different amounts and have different diffusion rates, so you can measure the bands thickness and location to get the parts of the compound. In addition, the colors of the materials are also used to figure the elements.
Where do you have to live to be a geologist?
You do not have to live in a specific location just to be a geologist. You just need to travel.
What are the materials in which the reletive location of the atom is fixed?
Crystals.
What a geologist can give in the field of petrol?
An assessment of the location, supply, and quality of the oil below the surface.
Why is it important for an geologist to have knowledge of rocks?
The job of a geologist is important because the study of geology relates to finding the location of water supplies, mineral resources and the development of the Earth. It also is the discovery of flood controls, hurricane protection etc.
A geologist who maps the location of volcanoes and studies global patterns of volcanic activity is probably most concerned with?
Volcanology which is a branch of geology / earth science. .
What location is the obsidian rock?
Obsidian are volcanic Glasses that cool very rapidly. The crystals are not allow to arrange them self's that is why Obsidian has not 3d internal structure. The are Igneous Glasses
How do a geologist use the principle of superposition?
A geologist uses the principle of superposition to determine the relative ages of rocks and sedimentary layers. This principle states that in undisturbed layers of rock, the youngest layers are at the top while the oldest layers are at the bottom. By observing the order in which different rock layers are stacked, a geologist can infer the sequence of events that happened over time in a particular location.
How do you suppose geologists in the field find clues about the distribution of rock type?
They examine rock outcrops and look for places where one rock type changes to another. These are known as contacts and a geologist will follow the contact plotting the location on a map (or now more commonly logging it's location using GPS). They will also measure the "strike" and "dip" of strata as well as other structural information such as the plunge and orientation of fold axes and this is also recorded in a notebook and plotted onto the map. This also allows the geologist to create cross sections or even more complex 3D plots of the strata.
What does fluorite smell like?
Fluorite is normally odourless. However there is one location, Wölsendorf in Bavaria where there mineral is radioactive and this causes inclusion of elemental Fluorine to occur in the crystals. On fracture chemical reactions between the air and this Fluorine cause the formation of "Ozone" (which smells of electric sparks). This variety of Fluorite is therefore called Antozonite or "Stinkspar" .Also Fluorite crystals are sometimes oiled with mineral oils to make them appear more transparent for sale and these crystals can smell oily.
What is the flight time from London to the Caribbean?
The Caribbean is not a country. it is a continent which is mostly composed of water. Unless you intend the plane to land in the ocean, please provide an exact location in the Caribbean.
Where is the location of nervous tissue?
With a few notable exceptions, everywhere within the Body.
What Studies showed that sediments found in an area of Earth's surface were composed of different materials than the bedrock below. the study's findings?
Answer this question… Wind carried the sediments from a different location.
