mid ocean ridges
hydrates
hydrates
hydrates
hydrates
Terrigenous
mid ocean ridges
hydrates
hydrates
hydrates
hydrates
hydrates
Terrigenous
hydrates
Rock gypsum is formed by precipitation from saturated solutions that are composed primarily of dissolved gypsum. In this case, there is no true sediment, only the solution containing the dissolved mineral that was originally present in weathered and eroded rock.
Rock salt is formed from the evaporation of saturated solutions that are composed primarily of dissolved halite. In this case, there is no true sediment, only the solution containing the dissolved mineral that was originally present in weathered and eroded rock.
No. Calcite is not an igneous mineral. Basalt primarily consists of pyroxines and plagioclase with some olivine.
not a hydrogenous sediment?