QAPF Diagram 1 of 2

Explanation of the QAPF Diagram used to classify igneous rocks.
Video 2 can be found here: • QAPF Diagram Tutorial ...

[@kellybmackenzie]

Geosciences student here, you've helped me so much, thank you!

[@prabhakarpriyadarshi8616]

Lot of thanks man... u made IUGS classification so easy to understand... earlier i spent 4 hrs to understand it through Winters... i understood wayyyy better in your 2 videos... Thanks a lot... pls keep up the good work...

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[@coffeecodec4179]

That was a pretty good explanation, I got it now, thanks :)!

[@soothingsound50]

thank you for the cleare explaination, really helped

[@NoelioKearog]

Great video man, thanks a lot

[@dirkbradford6218]

Thanks a lot haven't start patrolgy yet but I start reading ahead but this video give me a clear understanding.

[@stevenbaumann8692]

I was going to do this but I found this. Thanks!

[@hananehbika3652]

thank you so much but do you plz know any application do this jub directely ?

[@thedetectorist108]

Thank you so much, reading the diagram's or descriptions of them is useless without seeing an example shown.

[@venky4488]

Very nice explanation...thanx

[@ZSMUU]

For the example you explained, What if there was some percentage of alkali feldspar? what will happen with the third line?

[@xyzsade98]

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[@michelapomata5799]

thank you for the clear explanation! if i pass the archaeometry exam i will thank you again! :)

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Hey Dane, you didn't recalaculate to 100%, why ?

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