1. Deposition is the settling out of particles and fragments from a solution or suspension. It is influenced by particle size, shape, and density as well as the velocity of the transporting medium.
2. Smaller, flatter, and less dense particles settle more slowly than larger, rounder, and denser particles. Settling rate and time have an indirect relationship, with higher rates leading to less time.
3. Erosion and deposition occur in different areas of an erosional-depositional system, with erosion dominating in steeper sections and deposition in flatter sections. Dynamic equilibrium is reached when the rates of erosion and deposition are equal.
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Deposition
2. C. DEPOSITION
The _____________ of
particles and fragments.
It is also called
___________________
3. The agents of
deposition are:
____________________
____________________
____________________
4. RATES OF
DEPOSITION
DEPEND ON:
1. Particle size: ________
particles (clay,silt) settle
more slowly than larger
particles.
5. ________ do not settle out of
solution unless the solution
becomes _______________
_____________& __________
are the ions that come out
of solution.
6. 2. Particle shape:
____________ between water
and the surface of particles
_______ settling.
As the surface area
___________ the time it
takes to settle __________
8. What is the relationship
between settling rate and
particle size?
Complete the graphs:
label each axis
Settling
rate
Particle size
9. What is the relationship
between settling rate and
shape?
Settling
rate
Particle gets flatter
10. What is the relationship
between settling rate and
density?
Settling
rate
density
11. Settling Rate and
Settling Time:
As the rate of settling
settling The settling time
rate
Complete the graph:
this relationship is
Settling time indirect
12. VELOCITY OF
TRANSPORTING
MEDIUM:
The slower the velocity of the
water the ________
particles will settle.
It takes longer for particles
to settle
in ___________ water.
13. SORTING OF
SEDIMENTS:
Horizontal Sorting:
a gradual change in the
size,shape and density
(of deposited particles)
when a stream slows down
14. Horizontal Sorting
boulders
cobbles
Roundest pebbles
and sand
densest
Precipitation
……………
silt
…………….
Ions in
…………….
(colloids)
clay …………….
solution
Smallest
flattest
least dense
42. Sand dunes may form with a
gentle slope facing into
the wind
________________
Windward side
And a steep slope on the
opposite leeward side
side___________
46. When wind direction changes
sand dunes cross each other
creating a feature known as
Cross bedding
________________
Most sand dunes are well
sorted
___________
layers
in sloping ____________
47. Deposition on
Coastlines by
Ocean Waves and
Currents:
48. The sand grains are
rounded
_____________
&
frosted
______________