Diamonds come from the heat and pressure exerted on carbon for a long period of time. So diamonds come from carbon
Diamond is an allotrope of carbon, a mineral, not a rock, and is not classified as a type of rock.
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Diamond is a mineral formed from the element carbon, and is not considered a rock by the classifications in the query.
No. By definition, sedimentary rock is formed on the earth's surface and in bodies of water. Diamonds are formed far below the earth's surface and are erupted to the surface by way of volcanic pipes.
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Diamond is an allotrope of carbon, a mineral, not a rock, and is not classified as a type of rock.
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Although diamonds could become part of a formation of conglomerate, which is a sedimentary rock, diamond cannot become a rock because diamond is a mineral, whereas a rock has to be composed of two or more minerals.
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Yes. Sedimentary rock can weather and form the material for new sedimentary rock.
Diamond is a mineral formed from the element carbon, and is not considered a rock by the classifications in the query.
Sedimentary rock was, and is, being formed in all geologic eras.
No. By definition, sedimentary rock is formed on the earth's surface and in bodies of water. Diamonds are formed far below the earth's surface and are erupted to the surface by way of volcanic pipes.
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the igneous rock breaks into sediments(pieces) and then they come together and from a sedimentary rock or they heat up and change
Sedimentary rocks come from the weathering and erosion of other rocks or from the precipitation in an aqueous solution.
they come from the sky