An igneous rock that forms after rapid cooling above the earth’s surface is characterized by a. small crystals or no crystallization at all b. large, well-defined crystals c. many small crystals embedded within larger one
what do ya think?
google igneous rock
why
what the heck? read your post lol
''IGNEOUS ROCK'' -just google it and read the explanation, and look at the picture, then tell me what you think
Its A..... small crystals or no crystallization at all , ''Crystallization is the process of formation of solid crystals precipitating from a solution, melt or more rarely deposited directly from a gas.'' --and igneous rock come from lava and magma - so no melting :3
An igneous rock that forms from long, slow cooling is characterized by a. no crystallization b. microscopic crystals c. large, well-defined crystals
OK,read the answer to the 1st question - it should help
is it b
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small crystals or no crystallization at all
i think so
I'm tired ;/
felsic - light colored mineral stuff, and intrusive - An intrusion is liquid rock that forms under Earth's surface.
NOPE, C
What type of igneous rock has two distinct grain sizes, indicating two stages of cooling? a. phaneritic b, aphanitic c. porphyritic
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_grain_size_tell_you_about_the_origin_and_cooling_time_of_an_igneous_rock?#slide=5 see this, if this corresponds to what you seek.
I don't understand it
what you mean see this...
What type of igneous rock texture results from very rapid cooling such that the grains to not have time to align themselves in a particular order? a. glassy b. phaneritic c. porphyritic
@bigpapa021201 see the link I provided.
yes okay...
can you help me what this one
this may help.
is it B
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