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yawa3891 [41]
3 years ago
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explain when limestone is metamorphosed, there is a little change in mineral composition. calcite is still the dominant mineral.

explain why this happens
Biology
1 answer:
uysha [10]3 years ago
5 0

Explanation:

In metamorphic changes, a rock may undergo changes in its minerals composition or textures.

Texture is the orientation of minerals grains in a rock.

  • Metamorphic changes occur when the temperature and pressure in a rock changes.
  • It is usually driven by the presence of fluids.
  • In rocks that contains only a single mineral like limestone, mineralogical transformation is hard to come by.
  • This is because there are no reacting phases.
  • Most times, only textural changes occur when mineral grains becomes more packed and granular in nature.

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Metamorphic processes brainly.com/question/869769

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