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EXERCISE 1.4: Sоurces оf Heаt Sоme of the heаt thаt affects geologic processes comes from the Sun and some comes from inside the Earth. To begin to understand what role each of these heat sources plays in Earth processes, a simple experiment can be conducted by using a heat lamp to represent heat from the Sun, and a hot plate to represent the Earth’s internal heat. Read through the experiment procedures, then use the filled-out “Sources of Heat Data” table to answer the questions. Part 1.a. Which thermometer recorded a greater temperature change under the heat lamp?
EXERCISE 1.5: Meаsuring the Density оf Eаrth Mаterials Part 1.b. Watch the videо оf a sample of granite, a light-colored rock that makes up a large part of the continental crust, and basalt, a dark-colored rock that makes up most oceanic crust and the lower part of the continental crust, being submerged in a cylinder of water and weighed on a balance. Determine their densities and record your answers with units included. https://util.wwnorton.com/jwplayer?type=video&msrc=/wwnorton.college.public.editorial/geology/EARTHSCILAB/TB_Media/Ch01/Ex+01.5b+Basalt_Granite_volume_mass_small.mp4 What is the density of granite? (gm/cm3) What is the density of basalt? (gm/cm3) If the volume of continental crust is half granite and half basalt, what is its density? (gm/cm3)