No. For it to be organic there would have to be pieces of once living things in it such as fossils.
Porphyry has cleavage due to its mineral composition and the way it forms. The presence of larger crystals, or phenocrysts, within a finer-grained matrix results from the slow cooling of magma, which allows for the development of distinct crystal structures. These minerals often have planes of weakness, allowing them to break along specific directions, creating cleavage. Thus, the combination of mineral types and their arrangement contributes to the rock's cleavage properties.
This type of sedimentary rock must have organic material to be created. They are called organic because they are made from organic material such as grass or plankton that, over long periods of time, becomes a type of sedimentary rock. This organic material can be the organism itself or may be given off from the organism.
A few minerals have organic origins: - Calcite/aragonite shells of some marineinvertebrates. - Apatite makes up a portion of teeth and bones of vertebrates. - Pyrite formed in shale and coal beds is produced by sulfate-reducing bacteria. • Sugar is a natural organic (plant) crystallinehomogeneous solid with a specific chemical composition and distinct atomic structure, but is not mineral
Yes, mostly gravel from a landslide, and organic rocks
In Hindi, the term for "organic" is "जैविक" (jaivik). This word is commonly used in India to refer to organic food and farming practices. Additionally, in various regional languages, such as Bengali and Tamil, similar terms exist to describe organic products.
Porphyry of Gaza was born in 347.
Porphyry is a type of granite that comes in various colors, that the Egyptians were known to appreciate carving things like coffins in. A stone coffin carved of porphyry is a porphyry sarcophagus.
Porphyry of Gaza died on 420-02-26.
Porphyry can be either extrusive or intrusive. Extrusive porphyry forms from lava that cools quickly on the Earth's surface, while intrusive porphyry forms from magma that cools more slowly beneath the surface. Both types of porphyry have distinctive large crystals (phenocrysts) embedded in a fine-grained matrix.
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its igenoeus
very slowley
Porphyry cooled slowly, allowing large crystals to form within a fine-grained matrix. This slow cooling process gives porphyry its characteristic appearance of large crystals embedded in a finer grained groundmass.
Mostly feldspar and quartz
beneath earth's surface
John Russell Loudon has written: 'The origin of the porphyry and the porphyry-like rocks of Elbow, New Brunswick' -- subject(s): Porphyry, Geology 'Petrographic criteria for the recognition of porphyritisation' -- subject(s): Petrology, Porphyry