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Chapter 12Earthquakes
Name: __________________Period: _______Date: ______________
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_____________: a crack or break along the surface of the earth where movement is detected◦ _________________: caused by tension (pulling
apart)◦ _________________: caused by compression
(pushing together)◦ _________________:horizontal movement on both
sides of the fault (moving in different directions)
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◦ ____________________: A shaking of the earths crust caused by a sudden release of energy.
Causes of earthquakes◦ ____________________________◦ ____________________________◦ ____________________________◦ ____________________________◦ ____________________________
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Depth of earthquakes◦ Depth depends of plate location of earthquake◦ Can occur between ____ and ______ km in earth
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◦ ________: the fault plane where an earthquake occur (inside the earth)
◦ _____________: the point of the surface of the earth where the earthquake occurs. It’s directly above the focus.
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◦____________________________________: Compression waves (like accordion) Fastest moving: 6KM/SEC Can travel through all material (solid,
liquid, or gas) Used to locate epicenter and map
interior of earth. Originates from _________________
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◦________________________________: Shearing action (side-to-side) Can only travel through solids Half as fast as the Primary wave: 3KM/SEC
Used to map in the interior of the earth. Used to locate epicenter Originates from _________________
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__________________ wave comprising the actions of the primary and secondary wave
Composed of Love and Rayleigh Waves
Felt at the surface Most destructive wave Slowest moving wave: 1KM/SEC Originates from _______________
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Primary Waves: “P” waves travels the fastest, 6km/s, compression action (like accordion) on rock; travel through all materials; originates from focus.Secondary Waves: “S” waves travel at 3 km/s; shearing action (move rock at right angles of wave direction of movement), only move through solids; originates from focus.“L” wave is a combination of the Rayleigh and Love wave, travels at 1km/s; originates at epicenter, most destructive wave.
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P and S wave velocities◦ Used to map the interior
of the earth◦ When hits new material,
wave velocity and direction change
◦ At about 2900 km, velocity changes, Secondary waves stop: Outer Core Boundary
◦ Waves hit a boundary at 8 to 32 km: Mohorovicic’s Discontinuity (boundary of the crust and mantle)
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_____________________:◦ Due to velocity and
direction changes of the Primary and Secondary waves, an area of the earth will not register an earthquake. This area is between 102 and 143 degrees from the epicenter.
◦ The Shadow Zone in dependent on the location of the earthquake (it moves with each earthquake).
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_______________________:◦ Detects and records earthquakes◦ Different types of seismographs for each wave◦ Wave action recorded on a ____________________
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Determining the distance to the earthquake epicenter◦ Using the time and
distance traveled by Primary and Secondary waves
Use a time-travel graph to find distance to epicenter
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Location the epicenter◦ Need __________
locations to locate epicenter.
◦ Distance is radiated around station
Where circles intersect, that is where the epicenter is located.
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Earthquake strength measured several ways◦ RICHTER SCALE (1940’s): amount of energy
released by quake. Each number is 32x stronger than the number below Example: Magnitude 5 is thirty-two times stronger
than magnitude 4 quake◦ _________________________: accounts for power and
type of area that the quake happened◦ _________________________: accounts for the
amount of damage caused by the earthquake
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Earthquake risk and prediction◦ In the US, California is not the only place of
earthquake risk◦ Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, Montana,
Idaho, Missouri, and Maine◦ A successful prediction will have: when,
where, strength, and duration.◦ Prediction Hints: tilting of the ground,
increased radon emissions in wells, change in velocity of P-wave,
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____________________◦ When an earthquake
happens in the ocean, the release of the quake causes giant tidal waves to radiate out is all directions. This wave’s height increases as it approaches land
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Examples of Famous Earthquakes◦ 1964: Alaska: subduction
boundary earthquake◦ 1800’s to present: San
Andreas Fault: transform-fault (strike-slip) boundary
◦ 1811-1812 New Madrid: three blind faults found deep inside the crust (Craton Boundary)