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андезит
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Andesite is a volcanic rock that falls between basalt and rhyolite in terms of silica content, making it an intermediate type of igneous rock. It is composed mainly of sodium-rich plagioclase minerals along with pyroxene or hornblende, and has a fine-grained texture that may include some larger crystals visible to the naked eye.
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It is catalogued under the topic Andesite.
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- Rock.name
- Andesite
- Rock.type
- Igneous
- Rock.image
- Amygdaloidal andesite.jpg
- Rock.caption
- A sample of andesite (dark groundmass) with amygdaloidal vesicles filled with zeolite. Diameter of view is 8 cm.
- Rock.composition
- Intermediate: plagioclase (often andesine) and pyroxene or hornblende
- Rock.composition_secondary
- Magnetites, biotite, sphene, and quartz
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- Subclass of
- volcanic rock
- Image
- Amygdaloidal andesite.jpg
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- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- Commons category
- Andesite
- exact match
- purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO_01000441
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Андези́т (от исп. Andes — название горной системы Анды в Южной Америке) — магматическая вулканическая горная порода среднего состава, нормального ряда щелочности из семейства андезитов.
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