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Calculate the factor by which grain size increases with each texture category

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Naddik [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

Grain size is the diameter of individual grain segment or lithified particle in clastic rock(rock with fragments)

Grain texture is just feel, appearance or consistency of rock or any structure

The factor by which grain size increase with it's texture is it's composition ie size ¢ texture

But it's independent in cyclic behavior in polycrystalline copper

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