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How do you use rock salt in sewer lines?
You DON'T
Is sand stone a sedimentary a metamorphic or a igneous rock?
sandstone is a sedimentary rock because of the layers or lines you can see on it
How many lines does lead zombie have in dracula rock show?
10093548272659
What is a metamorphic rock in which the grains line up in parallel lines?
crystal
What effect does weathering and erosion have on the rock cycle?
Weather and erosion only mark a rock. They leave lines /patterns and eventualy work into it.
Which iconic rock group recorded the album 'Parallel Lines' in 1978?
Blondie.
The iconic rock group that recorded the album 'Parallel Lines' in 1978?
Blondie
What do the isopach lines represent?
Isopach lines represent equal thickness contours of a particular rock layer or unit within a specific area. By connecting points of equal thickness, isopachs help geologists visualize and map variations in rock thickness across a region.
The fracturing of rock along curved lines that results when pressure is removed from bedrock?
The fracturing of rock along curved lines due to the release of pressure is known as exfoliation or sheet jointing. This process causes the outer layers of rock to peel away like an onion skin due to the reduction of overlying weight. It is common in granite and other igneous rocks.
What is an expansion line?
An expansion line is a joint or fracture in the rock that allows the rock to expand due to changes in temperature, pressure, or other factors. These lines provide a pathway for the rock to deform without breaking, reducing the potential for fractures or faults to form. Expansion lines are common in igneous and metamorphic rocks.
What is the fracturing of rock along curved lines?
The fracturing of rock along curved lines is often referred to as "curvilinear fracturing." This type of fracture occurs due to various geological processes, such as tectonic forces or pressure changes, which induce stress in the rock. The resulting fractures follow a curved path rather than straight lines, reflecting the complex nature of the stress distribution and the material properties of the rock. Curvilinear fractures can significantly influence fluid flow and mechanical stability in geological formations.
What is a rigid brittle rock called?
A rigid brittle rock is called a "fault rock". This type of rock typically forms along fault lines due to the intense pressure and tectonic forces acting on it, leading to its rigid and brittle nature.
