Granite is made from cooled lava or in some cases magma.
Magma into granite granite into sand and sand into sandstone.
Granite changes into sandstone by means of weathering and erosion.
Through the passage of time fragments of granite are broken down into smaller pieces or sediments which are transported and deposited at the bottom of the oceans or rivers.
Identify the series of geologic processes that can transform magma into granite granite into sand and sand into sandstone.
Granite and sandstone are two different types of rocks.
The quartz is carried by streams and along the way are rounded by abrasion into grains of sand sand is usually made of quartz and deposited on the beach or other locations.
Some rocks are made this way.
When granite is exposed at the surface through uplift or weathering the most stable mineral is quartz.
Identify the series of geologic process that can transform magma into granite granite into sand and sand into sandstone.
The other minerals break down and weather away.
Compacting and cementing which of these statements is true.