Metamorphic Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks, Schists, GNEISS, QUARTZITE, MARBLE METAMORHISM The term "Metamorphism" is used to describe the process. That results in all ...
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LIMESTONE, DOLOMITE, Coals and Coal Types
LIMESTONE LIMESTONE Definition These are the most Prevalent Sedimentary rocks from the Non-clastic group, and they are Primarily made of ...
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Explain Sedimentary Rocks in Brief
Explain Sedimentary Rocks in Brief Sedimentary Rocks Sedimentary rocks are created from previously existing rocks or fragments of extinct organisms ...
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IGNEOUS ROCKS
Magma, Volcanic rocks, IGNEOUS ROCKS, Plutonic Rocks, Hypabyssal Rocks IGNEOUS ROCKS Igneous rocks are those that have developed from a ...
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Cavitation, abrasion, attrition, corrosion, and hydraulic action
Cavitation, abrasion, attrition, corrosion, and hydraulic action Cavitation: Running water performs a distinct and uncommon type of hydraulic action. It ...
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Geological work of wind
Geological work of wind- Wind erosion, Deflation, Abrasion, Transportation by wind, Sand dunes, Barchans, Transverse Dunes, Longitudinal dunes Geological work ...
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Notes on the Stratosphere, Atmosphere, Mantle, Core and Crust
Notes on the Stratosphere, Atmosphere, Mantle, Core and Crust According to Mohorovicic, seismographs were primarily used to measure the seismic ...
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HORNBLENDE, QUARTZ, FELSPAR, PYROXENES, AMIPHOBLE, MICA GROUP
QUARTZ GROUP, HORNBLENDE, QUARTZ, FELSPAR, PYROXENES, AMIPHOBLE, MICA GROUP QUARTZ GROUP After feldspar, quartz is the mineral that is most ...
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Monoclinic System
Monoclinic System Monoclinic System The monoclinic system includes all forms that can be classified as belonging to three fundamentally unequal ...
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