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Intensity of weathering
Low- quartz, feldspar, mica, pyroxene, amphibole
Medium- Quartz, feldspar, clay
High- Quartz, clay
Sedimentary environments
Continental env. - Lake, rivers, desert lake, glacier
Shoreline env. - delta, beach, tidal flat
Marine env. - deep sea, continental shelf, organic reef, continental margin/slope
Diagenesis
the physical and chemical change that concerts sediments to sedimentary rocks
How are Siliciclastic sediments and rocks categorized?
Coarse: gravel and sandstone
Medium: sand and sandstone
Fine: silt and sandstone, mud, mudstone, and shale; clay and claystone (75%)
How are biochemical/chemical rocks categorized?
classified on the basis of their chemical composition