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The United Kingdom has all these rock types.
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What country has lava quartz diorite and limestone?
England
Where is diorite lava quartz and limestone found?
in Mexico
Which island is made of lava quartz diorite and limestone?
Aruba
Where is lava quartz diorite and limestone found in the same location?
Aruba
What Caribbean island is made up of lava and quartz diorite and limestone?
The Caribbean island made up of lava, quartz diorite, and limestone is Saba. Saba is a volcanic island formed by the eruption of an underwater volcano and its terrain consists of a mix of these rock types.
Which island is made of lava quartz diorite and limestone and home to 2 indigenous species of birds?
Aruba
What island is made of lava quartz diorite limestone cactus with beaches mountains and valleys home to 2 indigenous species of birds?
new zealand
What island is made of lava quartz diorite and limestone is covered with beaches mouintains and valleys and home to two indegenious species of birds?
new zealand
What location is made of lava quartz diorite and limestone is covered with beaches mountains and valleys and home to two indegenious species of birds?
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How does the quartz in the lava effect it and how it erupts?
If lava contains quartz that means the silica content is high. A high silica content makes lava more viscous, and gives it the tendency to erupt explosively.
What is the difference between how two common cave features -- stalactites and stalagmites -- form in limestone caves and how they form in lava tubes?
Stalactites and stalagmites in limestone caves form through the precipitation of calcium carbonate from dripping water that has dissolved limestone, with stalactites hanging from the ceiling and stalagmites rising from the floor. In contrast, lava tubes, formed by flowing lava that cools and hardens, can develop formations like stalactites and stalagmites made of mineral deposits from volcanic gases or cooled lava drips, but these are typically less common and have different compositions, such as basalt. The formation processes and the materials involved differ significantly due to the distinct geological environments of limestone caves and lava tubes.
What stone work is aquarium safe?
http://www.uniquaria.com/index.php/articles/6-misc/21-aquarium-safe-rocks Safe Rocks: * Crystalline Quartz * (Rock Crystal, Amethyst, Citrine, Rose Quartz, Smokey Quartz) * Granite * Jade * Lava Rock * Microcrystalline Quartz(Jasper, Agate, Chalcedony, Sard, Carnelian) * Onyx * Petrified Wood * Quartz * Slate Unsafe Rocks: * Coal(Commercially harvested coal is treated with an oil by-product to reduce dust) * Coral * Dolomite * Fools Gold(or any other rock with metallic veins--Acid Producing) * Fossils * Limestone * Marble * Sandstone
