1.5 Igneous Rock Classification Summary

In this video we look at the terms used to describe igneous rocks and how these terms relate to the formation of different igneous rock types. This video uses a flow chart to classify igneous rocks. In this video we will look at ultramafic, mafic, intermediate, felsic, fragmented, glassy and vesicular igneous rocks.

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Basalt is a mafic Igneous rock with 45 to 52% silica content ....but the IUGS classification (pic attached) define basalt as a rock that contains a max of 20% quartz .....why this difference is there

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