Granite
65%. Any more, and it is not considered granite.
heterogeneous mixture
'Clemina' granite may be a trade name associated with a decorative rock. Without a sample, identification would not be possible.
The time it takes for radioactive decay in a kilogram of granite to produce a specific amount of energy in joules depends on the specific radioactive isotopes present in the granite, as different isotopes have different decay rates. Granite typically contains trace amounts of uranium, thorium, and potassium isotopes, which decay at different rates and produce different amounts of energy. Detailed calculations would be needed to determine the exact time based on the specific isotopic composition and decay rates in the granite sample.
Granite
65%. Any more, and it is not considered granite.
Rocky Mountain granite
heterogeneous mixture
'Clemina' granite may be a trade name associated with a decorative rock. Without a sample, identification would not be possible.
700 million years, according to the sample statment.
The time it takes for radioactive decay in a kilogram of granite to produce a specific amount of energy in joules depends on the specific radioactive isotopes present in the granite, as different isotopes have different decay rates. Granite typically contains trace amounts of uranium, thorium, and potassium isotopes, which decay at different rates and produce different amounts of energy. Detailed calculations would be needed to determine the exact time based on the specific isotopic composition and decay rates in the granite sample.
The point load strength of granite can vary widely depending on the type and quality of the granite. In general, the point load strength of granite ranges from 100 to 200 MPa. Testing is typically recommended to determine the specific point load strength of a particular granite sample.
Crystal size in igneous rock is predominately a factor of time spent in cooling from lava or magma. Samples with relatively large crystals are the result of the magma having spent a longer amount of time at ideal crystal forming temperatures for each mineral present.
A. Rock has sparkly or alternating color layers that are bent or folded. B. Rock has layers and smaller pieces of rock in it. It also has fossils in it. C. Rock has holes in it, and it has a glassy appearance. D. Rock contains mineral crystals that have grown together.
What is the general appearance (color, how loose or compact it is, kind of particles, and so forth) of the original soil sample?
The sample is a subset of the population.