Partial Melting of Igneous Rocks
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2025
- This video describes how igneous rocks form in different plate tectonic settings (oceanic ridge, hot spot, volcanic arc) as a result of partial melting and other processes. We identify which volcanic and plutonic igneous rocks would form at each plate location.
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The chocolate chip ice cream example is a fantastic example of a rock with a variety of minerals that melt at different temperatures
Thank you for all your effort! It is truly useful!
Hey, this is truly outstanding. Thank you.
Thanks, Nick. Glad you liked it! We are fans of your videos too!
thanks for this video! such a great explanation :)
Thanks! This really clarified a lot for me!
Wow! Nice video.
Amazing video and great explanation! The melting ice cream is a really good example to use
Great video- I can hear a northern Irish twang in there. Maybe I'm wrong lol If not Hi from the homeland.
A-MAZING!
Great video. I love a good logical summary. How about volcanic centres on extensional basin margins, such as the North Atlantic Volcanic Province. What is going on there?
Awesome video my teenager loved it!
Thanks for your information
…what a load of rubbish - come - prove a rock that melts personally - you won’t - because - rock does NOT melt 😉.