No, silt contains quartz and feldspar and is inorganic
Siltstone is organic as it is composed of different sediment grains mainly made from sand and clay. This is a good representation of natural deposition.
Inorganic means that it is non biodegrable . so, it is inorganic silt.
some examples of organic sedimentary rocks are coal and limestones
Siltstone does not have many uses other than in soil. There are many particles of siltstone in soil and dirt. Siltstone can also be used in sculptures and buildings.
Siltstone is found all around the world. It is used for gardens and the rainforest!
i think siltstone is formed along the beaches ,but i haven't done any research on it.
Siltstone is a sedimentary rock that formed in ancient marine environments. Shale was also formed this way and is a sedimentary rock.
some examples of organic sedimentary rocks are coal and limestones
siltstone
Siltstone does not have many uses other than in soil. There are many particles of siltstone in soil and dirt. Siltstone can also be used in sculptures and buildings.
Siltstone does not have many uses other than in soil. There are many particles of siltstone in soil and dirt. Siltstone can also be used in sculptures and buildings.
Oil shale has a fine-grained texture, similar to mudstone or siltstone. It is composed of a mixture of organic matter, clay, and mineral grains.
Siltstone is found all around the world. It is used for gardens and the rainforest!
Sedimentary
Siltstone is gritty to the touch. It has the texture of a very fine-grained sandpaper
i think siltstone is formed along the beaches ,but i haven't done any research on it.
kaolonite
Siltstone can be formed from the eroded and transported particles of any rock type.
It is made somehow!