Metamorphic Rocks

A guide to the processes of contact metamorphism and regional metamorphism, with examples of the rocks they produce.
All imagery used, unless otherwise specified, is my own work or exists in the public domain.
Music credits (all public domain):
'Get Back Up' - Silent Partner
'The Anunnaki Return' - Jesse Gallagher
Thank you for your support! I am a happy foxy-woxy. ^_^

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POV you're here cuz of a school assignment 😿✋

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

This is being assigned as homework? Wow, I was wondering why it got so many views. Thanks for watching! :P

[@sigmaworshipper8427]

@@ThomasStevensontutor yeah my science teacher assigned it to us and this is real helpful thanks!

[@havesabrpatience518]

Assessment

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🖐️😅

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😅

[@yakunats]

Great use of humour and some effective video editing to teach a subject that could easily get boring if taught without imagination. Kudos.

[@rksy5195]

your effort is appreciable & thank you

[@SaliffTuray-tm1sg]

Good work

[@michaelneve9374]

Very clear explanation, much appreciated!

[@yosefhassan7873]

7:45 this piece of schist 😂, for a moment i thought it was a piece of another organic mineral

[@pallaviojha36]

Very interesting

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I like the fox intros ❤️

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Nice!

[@Bruh_TooRed]

cool vid

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Thanks sir

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Fox cute

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

Fox floofy ^.^
Thanks for watching!

[@killerarmyfox]

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[@conductivemeteorite]

Nice

[@surendersingal2192]

Thank you sir
For very clear explanation to high schooler. Jussojuan

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

I should clarify that it's possible for two minerals to have the same chemical formula, if they have differing crystalline structures!
For instance, both pyrite and marcasite have the chemical formula FeS2, but pyrite forms cubic crystals while marcasite does not. You can learn more on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcasite
Hope this makes sense. :)

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Where these rocks are highly formed

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7:46 the pun is real 😂

[@shauniquamayes9024]

shout out to Mrs. Lewis at Ashford high school 4th period class

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

Hello to you and Mrs. Lewis! :)

[@marcosmatya1587]

gneiss 😃

[@stewartbrands]

I am curious.
You said the metamorphic rock is from a "just changed a bit" protomorphic.
The heat from magma alters characteristic crystal angles.
What you described does not explain how the Na is replaced by Ca of Albite.
At those high temperatures and pressures water would not be present as a solute for the time it would take to replace mineral ions in a large mass along a lava tube.
Maybe explain this exchange of ion process.

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[@rabnawaz1980]

Not at me watching this a day before my science finals

[@AbdulLatif-ov6se]

Economic miners in metamorphic rocks?

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2021 ?

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yep

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Yep

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I have a sister young she wants you to put a vidio like this for kids

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Grt

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

Garnet

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Why are there just random clips of a fox lol

[@ThomasStevensontutor]

To get reactions like this :P

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Hey Fatimah

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Hi