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The rock with sponge-like appearance​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\underline{\mathbb\red{❥︎A}\green{N}\mathbb\blue{S}\purple{W}\mathbb\orange{E}\pink{R}}\:

\huge\sf\underline{\underline{\pink{Pumice.}}}

In pumice, the bubbles may be very tiny to the size of a match head. They are a glass froth that may look something like a sponge or gray, glassy soap bubbles. In scoria or vesicular basalt, the bubbles are larger, often as large as peas. They look like small pockets in the rock.

 \textit{Hope this helps you}

\huge\underline{\mathbb\red{❥︎T}\green{H}\mathbb\blue{A}\purple{N}\mathbb\orange{K}\pink{S}}\:

Answered by Anonymous
29

\huge\underline{\mathbb\red{❥︎A}\green{N}\mathbb\blue{S}\purple{W}\mathbb\orange{E}\pink{R}}

\huge\sf\underline{\underline{\pink{Pumice.}}}

In pumice, the bubbles may be very tiny to the size of a match head. They are a glass froth that may look something like a sponge or gray, glassy soap bubbles. In scoria or vesicular basalt, the bubbles are larger, often as large as peas. They look like small pockets in the rock.

\textit{Hope this helps you}

\huge\underline{\mathbb\red{❥︎T}\green{H}\mathbb\blue{A}\purple{N}\mathbb\orange{K}\pink{S}}

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