https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6 Not of a sandwich en-us 2018-03-20 17:43:15 UTC 2026-02-10 07:16:57 UTC hello@padlet.com owenlittleton https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244180122 This Plate Boundary is where Oceanic Crust and Continental Crust meet each other. When these two crusts collide, the Ocean crust subducts under the Continental Crust. the Ocean crust melts and gets turned into magma and then the magma erupts and creates a volcano. This is one of two Convergent Boundaries that creates volcanoes. This is the only boundary where Ocean crust and Continental Crust meets. The Ocean Continental Crust Convergent boundaries are located at the edges of most Continental Crusts more precisely where the Continental Crust meets the Ocean Crust.]]> 2018-03-20 17:46:58 UTC https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244180122 owenlittleton https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244198761 The Ocean Ocean Boundaries is where 2 pieces of Ocean Crust Meets. When two Pieces of Ocean Crust meets, the more dense piece of Crust subducts under the less dense piece of Crust. The Subducted Ocean Crust melts when it gets in the mantle. So the new magma Erupts and creates a line of volcanoes on top of the Ocean Crust that it previously subducted under. This line of volcanoes is called an island arc (pretty cool name if you ask me). This is actually how islands form that’s why it’s called an island arc and it’s also why islands are volcanic. This Convergence Boundaries is the only other Boundary that has the Ocean Crust Subduct. The Ocean Ocean boundary is located in the ocean where pieces of ocean Crust are next to each other.]]> 2018-03-20 18:15:32 UTC https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244198761 owenlittleton https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244208785 The Continent Continent Convergent Boundary is the boundary where two continent plates meet. When both Continent plate combine the materials in the Plates gets moved upwards because the plates are too buoyant to be subducted so the materials gets moved upwards and it creates the Mountain ranges we all know today. These are the only Boundaries that One piece of Crust doesn’t get subducted. The crust is too thick for magma to get through the crust. So that means volcanoes can’t form when the Crust collides. 
The Continental Continental boundaries are located when Continental Crust is next to Continental Crust so anywhere where continents meet each other.]]> 2018-03-20 18:30:16 UTC https://padlet.com/owenlittleton/2n2k1h8bmxq6/wish/244208785