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Mercado
30 December, 03:33
How are igneous rocks classified
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Aidan Oconnell
30 December, 04:31
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maybe centuries classified according to their chemical and mineral composition as felsic, intermediate, mafic, and ultramafic, and by texture or grain size
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Aimee Frey
30 December, 06:40
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Igneous rocks -
These type of rocks are formed via the crystallization of the liquid, which is the molten rocks.
The categories of distribution of the igneous rock is -
1. Intrusive or the plutonic rocks.
2. Extrusive or volcanic rocks.
And the classification of Igneous rock is as follows -
1. felsic
2. mafic
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