Q3. depend on the chemistry and the environment of which they were formed. Based on the statement given, answer the following questions. Igneous rock is a rock type that originated from the cooling of magma. Their features a) Differentiate the main features (texture and grain size) of the intrusive and extrusive igneous rock? b) Explain the differences of light and dark colour igneous rock in terms of their silica content. c) Relate the classification of igneous rocks to Bowen's reaction series. d) List and explain on how to identify the two (2) important minerals present in granite.

Q3. depend on the chemistry and the environment of which they were formed. Based on the statement given, answer the following questions. Igneous rock is a rock type that originated from the cooling of magma. Their features a) Differentiate the main features (texture and grain size) of the intrusive and extrusive igneous rock? b) Explain the differences of light and dark colour igneous rock in terms of their silica content. c) Relate the classification of igneous rocks to Bowen's reaction series. d) List and explain on how to identify the two (2) important minerals present in granite.

Fundamentals of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Weight-volume Relationships And Plasticity

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