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Rocks are conglomerations of mineral in physical form.
Types of Rocks: Igneous, Metamorphic, Sedimentary
Nature of Rocks:
(I) Igneous Rocks:
i) Hardest and densest
ii) No aquifers
iii) No fossils
iv) Minerals - Ferrous and non ferrous
(D) Sedimentary Rocks:
i) Lightest
ii) Excellent aquifers and fossil density
iii) Useful in construction
iv) Non ferrous minerals
(E) Metamorphic Rocks (e.g., Marble):
i) Less poor quality
ii) Less aquifers; fossils present
iii) Presents in so interiors, loss at surface
iv) Non ferrous minerals
Nature Made of Origin:
(I) Igneous - from voloas [volcanoes], then solidified after cooling.
(B) Sedimentary - from coal compaction, lithification of deposited material.
(B) Metamorphic - pressure, temperature action by local cord action, below mountain.
Conclusion: Hence, all rocks are essentially in a cyclical pattern forming from one stage to another.
- Clear threefold classification
- Provides multiple characteristics for each type
- Mentions specific examples
HARSHDEEP SAGAR
Important Geophysical Phenomena
Rock Classification and Properties
Types of Rocks and Their Features
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