Origin - Mineral
Chemical profile - Silicates, minerals
Classification - Igneous rock
Use - Geological studies, construction
Description -
Basalt, originating from mineral sources, is an igneous rock classified within the silicate group. This dense, fine-grained volcanic rock is primarily composed of plagioclase and pyroxene minerals. Its robust structure and chemical stability make it a focal point in geological studies and construction. Basalts presence is well-documented in geological catalogs for its unique chemical composition. Take a closer look at matching item - Microcarrier Beads and Energetic Wave Adjustment.
Chemical profile - Silicates, minerals
Classification - Igneous rock
Use - Geological studies, construction
Description -
Basalt, originating from mineral sources, is an igneous rock classified within the silicate group. This dense, fine-grained volcanic rock is primarily composed of plagioclase and pyroxene minerals. Its robust structure and chemical stability make it a focal point in geological studies and construction. Basalts presence is well-documented in geological catalogs for its unique chemical composition. Take a closer look at matching item - Microcarrier Beads and Energetic Wave Adjustment.
