Detailed description of the Rock and soils in the environmental .the recent impacts also mentioned what are the changes
Use of soil and its impact and the
2. ROCKS:
The rocks are the solid mineral material forming part of
the surface of the earth and other similar planets.
3. ROCK TYPES:
There are 3 types of rocks.
Igneous rocks
Sedimentary rocks
Metamorphic rocks
4. IGNEOUS ROCKS:
It is formed by solidification of molten magma.
They are also known as primary rocks or parent rocks.
Features are:
1) They are hard
2)Fossils are not there
3)For building they use it.
6. INTRUSIVE ROCKS
When the magma cools down inside the earth’s crust it
forms intrusive rocks
The are 2 types:
1)Plutonic rocks
2) Hypabysal rocks
Since intrusive rocks consist of large crystals, they are
called as crystalline rocks.
7. EXTRUSIVE ROCKS:
When lava comes out from the interior of the earth on
its surface.
After reaching it, it will get solidified and form
extrusive rocks
8. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS:
They are formed by sediments derived and deposited of
various agents.
Their features:
1)They are having many layers
2)These are non-crystalline rocks
3)They contain fossils.
9. TYPES OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
TYPES OF
SEDIMENTARY
ROCKS
MECHANICAL
SEDIMENTARY
ROCKS
INORGANIC
SEDIMENTARY
ROCKS
ORGANIC
SEDIMENTARY
ROCKS
15. TYPES OF METAMORPHIC ROCKS EXPLAINATION:
Thermal metamorphic rocks:
Mainly caused by high temperature in rock is
called thermal metamorphic rocks.
Dynamic metamorphic rocks:
Mainly caused by high pressure in the rock is
called dynamic metamorphic rocks
16. CHARACTERSTICS OF
METARMORPHIC ROCKS
Metamorphic rocks are mostly crystalline in nature.
They consist of alternate hands of light and dark
minerals.
17. ROCKS ARE USED TO MAKE:
Cement
Chalk
Fire
Building materials
Bath scrub
Kerb stone
Ornaments
Roof materials
Decorative materials
Gold, diamond, sapphire, etc……
23. ALLUVIAL SOIL:
This is formed by the deposition of silt by the running
water.
They found on the river valleys, flood plains & coastal
regions.
Rice, jute, sugarcane, wheat, and other food crops are
cultivated here.
24. BLACK SOIL:
These are formed by the weathering of igneous rocks.
They are clayey in nature.
Cotton can be cultivated
25. RED SOIL:
These are formed by the weathering of metamorphic
rocks and crystalline rocks.
Iron –oxide makes the soil brown in color to red in
color.
These are not fertile
Millet can be cultivated.
26. LATERATES SOIL:
This is formed by leaching process.
Tea and coffee leaves can be cultivated.
The soil can be found in conditions of places where
alternative wet and dry climate is there.
31. TYPES OF HORIZONS:
O-horizon: organic matters are dominated as a layer.
A-horizon: mixture of organic matter and mineral
matter.
E-horizon: it is leached by clay, iron & aluminum
oxide.
B-horizon: full of organic compounds and parent
material.
C-horizon: partially parent material joins together.
R-horizon: consist of unweathering part of bedrock.
32. USES OF SOIL:
Use of agriculture
Handicrafts
Construction
Natural purifier
Ecosystem
33. SOIL CONSERVATION:
Protecting the soil from natural disasters.
Soil conservation steps:
Afforestation
Controlled grazing
Construction of dams
Crop rotation
Strip farming
Contour ploughing
Wind break, etc…..