Match the name with the correct type of sedimentary rock. Inorganic Limestone [ Choose...
Match the name with the correct type of sedimentary rock.
Inorganic Limestone
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Chert
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Shale
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Dolostone
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Sandstone
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Coal
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Rock salt
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Conglomerate
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Rock gypsum
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Breccia
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Mudstone
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
Organic Limestone
[ Choose ] Chemical Detrital/clastic Biochemical
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Homework Answers
The correct type of sedimentary rocks matched with the following is:
- Inorganic limestone - Chemical
- Chert - Chemical
- Shale - Clastic
- Dolostone - Chemical
- Sandstone - clastic
- Coal - Bio chemical
- Rock Salt - chemical
- Conglomerate - Clastic
- Rock gypsum - chemical
- Breccia - Clastic
- Mudstone - Clastic
- Organic limestone - biochemical
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Match the name with the correct type of sedimentary rock.
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QUESTION 6 Match the statements to the appropriate class or type of sedimentary rock The video...
QUESTION 6 Match the statements to the appropriate class or type of sedimentary rock The video on Sedimentary Rocks may prove useful in answering this question and others. This rock is formed by the actions of microscopic marine organisms Gypsum is an example of this class of sedimentary rock Weathering is a key process in the formation of this class of sedimentary rocks This rock type could be either formed by chemical or biochemical processes A.coal B.rock salt С.clastic 1).tialkk...
Match the sediment or rock with a modern environment. BIOCHEMICAL (BIOCLASTIC) SEDIMENT AND ROCKS peat CHEMICAL...
Match the sediment or rock with a modern environment. BIOCHEMICAL (BIOCLASTIC) SEDIMENT AND ROCKS peat CHEMICAL SEDIMENT AND ROCKS (evaporites) Not Songs Evaporating playa of you or POR Umrock and commud O ver VAR conglomer Travertin in BIOCHEMICAL BIOCLASTIC) SEDIMENT AND ROCKS carbonates) and dunes SA-brood WR sandstone SASA bre congoma Foring Lagoon dolore eum. andror han Lagoon with acara mi! Beach and or SR-polished WR andstone conglomerate Pet Ooids mestone VASR dion Shall sand calewerter ous wand foodplain my...
The textures of igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks are all described with different terminology. That is, you cannot describe the texture of a sedimentary rock with the terms use...
The textures of igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks are all described with different terminology. That is, you cannot describe the texture of a sedimentary rock with the terms used to describe textures of igneous rocks. Bearing this in mind, please sort the terms below pertaining to rock textures into the three rock classes. lgneous rocks have textures that are either comprised of interlocking crystals, or textures that resulted from the cooling of hot liquid material. Sedimentary rocks have...
Match the terms/concepts listed below with the appropriate blank concept boxes on the three accompanying, linked metamorphic rock concept maps. marble internally layered (foliated) not layered (...
Match the terms/concepts listed below with the appropriate blank concept boxes on the three accompanying, linked metamorphic rock concept maps. marble internally layered (foliated) not layered (nonfoliated slate quartzite quartz sandstone (a sed. rock) limestone (a sed. rock) schist gneiss deep beneath earth's surface inside mountain ranges in and around hot igneous bodies alteration of physical/chemical properties of other rocks shale (a sedimentary rock) water content pressure during formation temperature during formation Metamorphic Rocks classified by form by texturemineral content...
1. Draw the appropriate symbol on each fold. 2. Draw the appropriate symbol to represent the...
1. Draw the appropriate symbol on each fold.
2. Draw the appropriate symbol to represent the structures
separating units I and H.
1. I filled in the origin and tectonic setting as much
as I could. I'm not sure about sea level rise and fall, regression
and transgression.
Sedimentary Igneous Metamorphic = Bonus D Bonus C Bonus B F/G/H. Bonus A Sample Rock Name Quartz conglomerate Quartz sandstone Shale Fossil Limestone Micrite F Slate Phyllite H I Mica schist Biotite...
accordingly answer and i pt): Polymers and Monomers. Read each question chemical structure, in a oymer chemical structure based on the polymer name and provide the monomer unit chemical st...
accordingly answer and i pt): Polymers and Monomers. Read each question chemical structure, in a oymer chemical structure based on the polymer name and provide the monomer unit chemical structure, in addition. Lastly applications. An example answer is provided as guidance. , provide an example of how the polymers are utilized in (bio)engineering Polymer Chemical Structure Polymer Full Name and Abbreviation Usage Example for Monomer Unit Structure(s) _ _pt per box) pt per box) pt per box) Nucleic Acid (DNA)...
QUESTION 6 Match the statements to the appropriate class or type of sedimentary rock The video on Sedimentary Rocks may prove useful in answering this question and others. This rock is formed by the actions of microscopic marine organisms Gypsum is an example of this class of sedimentary rock Weathering is a key process in the formation of this class of sedimentary rocks This rock type could be either formed by chemical or biochemical processes A.coal B.rock salt С.clastic 1).tialkk...
Match the sediment or rock with a modern environment. BIOCHEMICAL (BIOCLASTIC) SEDIMENT AND ROCKS peat CHEMICAL SEDIMENT AND ROCKS (evaporites) Not Songs Evaporating playa of you or POR Umrock and commud O ver VAR conglomer Travertin in BIOCHEMICAL BIOCLASTIC) SEDIMENT AND ROCKS carbonates) and dunes SA-brood WR sandstone SASA bre congoma Foring Lagoon dolore eum. andror han Lagoon with acara mi! Beach and or SR-polished WR andstone conglomerate Pet Ooids mestone VASR dion Shall sand calewerter ous wand foodplain my...
The textures of igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks are all described with different terminology. That is, you cannot describe the texture of a sedimentary rock with the terms used to describe textures of igneous rocks. Bearing this in mind, please sort the terms below pertaining to rock textures into the three rock classes. lgneous rocks have textures that are either comprised of interlocking crystals, or textures that resulted from the cooling of hot liquid material. Sedimentary rocks have...
Match the terms/concepts listed below with the appropriate blank concept boxes on the three accompanying, linked metamorphic rock concept maps. marble internally layered (foliated) not layered (nonfoliated slate quartzite quartz sandstone (a sed. rock) limestone (a sed. rock) schist gneiss deep beneath earth's surface inside mountain ranges in and around hot igneous bodies alteration of physical/chemical properties of other rocks shale (a sedimentary rock) water content pressure during formation temperature during formation Metamorphic Rocks classified by form by texturemineral content...
1. Draw the appropriate symbol on each fold.
2. Draw the appropriate symbol to represent the structures
separating units I and H.
1. I filled in the origin and tectonic setting as much
as I could. I'm not sure about sea level rise and fall, regression
and transgression.
Sedimentary Igneous Metamorphic = Bonus D Bonus C Bonus B F/G/H. Bonus A Sample Rock Name Quartz conglomerate Quartz sandstone Shale Fossil Limestone Micrite F Slate Phyllite H I Mica schist Biotite...
accordingly answer and i pt): Polymers and Monomers. Read each question chemical structure, in a oymer chemical structure based on the polymer name and provide the monomer unit chemical structure, in addition. Lastly applications. An example answer is provided as guidance. , provide an example of how the polymers are utilized in (bio)engineering Polymer Chemical Structure Polymer Full Name and Abbreviation Usage Example for Monomer Unit Structure(s) _ _pt per box) pt per box) pt per box) Nucleic Acid (DNA)...
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