Question

Granite and _____ have similar chemistries.
A. basalt
B. diorite
C. rhyolite
D. andesite

Answer 1

do you have a idea of what it is?

Answer 2

no cause i'm only in 7th

Answer 3

What chemistries does Granite have?

Answer 4

ok I pulled this info. maybe it will help explain why the two are the same.

Chemically, granite and rhyolite are exactly the same. They are made up of the same constituent minerals, in the same relative proportions.

The difference between them lies in how fast they crystallized, or more specifically, where they crystallized.

Granite crystallized slowly, beneath the surface, so its crystal grains are larger. This is an intrusive, or plutonic igneous rock.

Rhyolite crystallized quickly, i.e. during an event such as a volcanic eruption, and its crystal grains are very small and poorly formed. This is an extrusive, or volcanic igneous rock

Answer 5

•Igneous Rock Type: Intrusive
•Related to: Rhyolite, pegmatite, syenite
•Chemistry: Acidic
•Color: White, pink, orange, gray, black
•Texture: Phaneritic (easy to see crystals)
•Origins: Orogenic Plutons
•Common Minerals: Quartz, feldspars, hornblende and micas
•Accessory Minerals: Tourmaline, phosphates, rare earth oxides, beryl, topaz, zircons, augite, sphene and apatite

•Uses: Building material, decorative counter tops, tiles, tombstones, roads, jewelry, curling stones, marbles

Answer 6

So BACED off this information the answer is C

Answer 7

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