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The cooling of granite takes place ove.
This problem has been solved.
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Slow cooling of diorite results into coarse grain size due to large crystals formation with more ion transport.
The difference is grain size and cooling rate during the rock formation process.
Half fill a boiling tube with water.
While that s still the main consensus some scientists believe it doesn t take quite as long as originally presumed for granite to form.
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Granite coarse or medium grained intrusive igneous rock that is rich in quartz and feldspar.
Rapid cooling of andesite which is forming closer to the surface results in fine grained textured rocks.
The granite pictured above is an example of this type of rock formation.
Heat over a bunsen flame until the liquid starts to boil taking care as the mixture can bump very easily spraying hot liquid out of the tube.
It takes thousands of years for granite to cool.
The slower cooling that takes place underground allows larger crystal formation.
It is the most common plutonic rock of the earth s crust forming by the cooling of magma silicate melt at depth.
Continue to boil for a further minute then quickly tip half of the contents into another clean boiling tube.
For many years science has told us that it takes millions of years for the granite we dig up today to fully develop.
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The rapid cooling doesn t allow large crystals to form.