When layers of small sediments stick together because of pressure, compaction occurs. :)
This would be the sediment on top. It can be compressed to MASH in with the rest of the layers.
The layers are formed by the deposition of sediments carried by wind, water, or ice.
The process of pressing sediments is called compaction. The process that results in the layers being stuck together is called cementation.
Layers of sand and other sediments are deposited by the action of wind and water. These layers build deeper over the centuries until the weight of all the top layers results in huge pressure on the lower layers squeezing all the various sediments together into a solid layer of rock.
Igneous rock
compaction or cementation, but im pretty sure it is comoaction.
compaction or cementation, but im pretty sure it is comoaction.
layers of sediments and dirt that has a lot of heat and pressure
I beileve the awnser would be Sedimentary Rocks because you know that if Igneous rocks are weathering, they turn into sediments. And if the sediments are squeezed or stuck together it would make a sedimentary rock. And the rock particles are sediments.
because they are sedimentary rock
Yes, it is true. Sediments get blown together by wind, and then layer on top of each other. Over time, there's lots of pressure, and the lower sediments become sedimentary rocks.
It is called sedimentary rock.
The layers of rock are different thicknesses because of the way the sediments are formed and squashed together