A pegmatite texture in a rock is a course-grained Igneous Rock. Granite Pegmatite is a common Igneous rock
Very coarse texture.
Large crystal size is the best evidence that a pegmatite solidified deep underground. This is because slow cooling at depth allows sufficient time for minerals to grow into large crystals before solidification.
in the core
The hardness of pegmatite can vary depending on its mineral composition, but it typically falls between 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This means that pegmatite is harder than steel but softer than quartz.
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Very coarse texture.
A pegmatite is an intrusive igneous rock comprised of coarse, interlocking mineral grains usually above three centimeters in diameter. Although very many pegmatites are granitic in composition, several hundred mineral species have been found in the most famous pegmatites worldwide, including many rare and valuable minerals. A few discovered pegmatite crystals have grown to several meters across.
Large crystal size is the best evidence that a pegmatite solidified deep underground. This is because slow cooling at depth allows sufficient time for minerals to grow into large crystals before solidification.
There is no such thing as a "pegmatite rock" in the Pokemon D/P games.
Pegmatite is used for feldspar, sheet mica, beryllium, tantalum niobium, and lithium minerals.
in the core
it has a round shape
Pegmatite is an igneous rock that forms in the final stage of magma crystallization. It typically contains large crystals due to the slow cooling of the magma.
Pegmatite is classified as an igneous rock because it forms from the cooling and solidification of molten material, typically within the Earth's crust. Pegmatite is characterized by its large crystal size, which indicates that it cooled slowly, allowing the minerals to grow to a significant size.
The hardness of pegmatite can vary depending on its mineral composition, but it typically falls between 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This means that pegmatite is harder than steel but softer than quartz.
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Pegmatite is a light-colored, extremely coarse-grained intrusive igneous rock. It forms near the margins of a magma chamber during the final phases of magma chamber crystallization. It often contains rare minerals that are not found in other parts of the magma chamber.