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Types of Rocks

organic Sedimentary rock :Coal
1. Formation
  1. plant derbis
2. Types
  1. Peat
  2. Black coal
    1. sub-bituminous coal
    2. bituminous coal
  3. Lignite
  4. Anthracite
3. Location
  1. United States
  2. China
  3. Canada
  4. Mongolia
  5. India
  6. Pakistan
  7. South Africa
  8. Russia
  9. Serbia
  10. Belgium
4. Nowdays uses
  1. electricity generation
    1. coal-burning power plants
    2. Steam coal
  2. chemical products
    1. creosote oil
    2. naphthalene
    3. phenol
    4. benzene
  3. soap
  4. aspirins
  5. solvents
  6. dyes
  7. plastics and fibers
    1. rayon
    2. nylon
  8. combustible element
    1. steel production
      1. Heating Coal
        Coke
    2. cement manufacturing
    3. alumina refineries
    4. paper manufacturers
    5. Water boiled
      1. Ships
        Titanic
      2. steam locomotive
5. Historical uses
  1. Britain
    1. 3000–2000 BC
      1. funeral pyres
  2. Roman Period
    1. iron-working
  3. China
    1. 1000 BCE
      1. smelt the copper
Metamorphic: Quartzite
1. Famous creations
  1. statue of Peraha
  2. figure of a baboon
  3. statue of Ankhrekhu
2. Nowadays uses
  1. decoration in buildings constructions
  2. to cover walls
  3. for countertops in kitchens
  4. crushed quartzite is sometimes used in road construction
  5. to produce:
    1. ferrosilicon
    2. industrial silica sand
    3. silicon carbide
3. Location
  1. in many countries including
    1. Canada
    2. United Kingdom
    3. United States
4. Historical uses
  1. in addition to flint
  2. quartz
  3. stone tools
5. Formation
  1. protolith of sandstone
Igneous: Basalt
1. Location
  1. The Moon
  2. Mars
  3. Oceanic Divergent Boundaries
  4. Oceanic Hotspots
  5. Mantle Plumes & Hotspots Below Continents
2. Nowdays Uses
  1. aggregate in construction projects
  2. road base
  3. concrete aggregate
  4. asphalt pavement aggregate
  5. railroad ballast
  6. filter stone in drain fields
  7. Thin slabs of basalt cut and polished
    1. floor tiles
    2. building veneers
    3. monuments
3. Types
  1. Tholeiitic basalt
  2. MORB
  3. Alkali basalt
  4. Boninite (high-magnesium form of basalt)
4. Formation
  1. three rock-forming environments
    1. divergent plate boundaries on the mid-ocean ridge system
      1. Hot Rock
    2. oceanic hotspots
      1. Hawaiian Islands
    3. mantle plumes and hotspots beneath continents.
      1. vents or fissures
        Columbia River Flood Basalts
5. Famous Creations
  1. Staues
    1. Thutmose III
    2. Cleopatra VII
6. Historical Uses
  1. Ancyent Egipt
  2. Romans

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