Differences between allochemical and orthochemical rocks
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Answer: Allochemical rocks r those that contain grains brought in form elsewhere allochemical rocks have grains that may consist of fossiliferous materials , oodis , peloids , etc. Orthochemical rocks are those in which the carbonate crystallized in place .
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Difference between allochemical and orthochemical rocks.
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- The orthochemical or truly chemical rocks are produced by chemical or biochemical precipitation within the basin and shows non-clastic texture.
- Evaporite such as halite, anhydrite and gypsum and non-evaporites such as limestone, dolomite and ironstone are examples of such precipitates.
- Allochemical rocks are produced initially within a basin by chemical precipitation,these rocks are fragmented ,transported and redeposited elsewhere and show clastic texture. It is intermediate between orthochemical and terrigenous rocks
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