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If groundmass in a porphyritic texture is glassy is known as

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Answered by GauriSaxena24
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Porphyritic - This texture describes a rock that has well-formed crystals visible to the naked eye, called phenocrysts, set in a very fine grained or glassy matrix, called the groundmass.

Answered by mad210215
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Groundmass in a porphyritic texture is glassy is known as Hyalophitic

Explanation:

  • Porphyritic texture- When an igneous rock contains large crystals of some mineral set in a matrix which is much finer grained or even glassy, the texture is known as porphyritic.
  • The large crystals are called phenocrysts and the fine -grained material is called groundmass.
  • When in a porphyritic texture, the groundmass is of glass then it is known as hyalopilitic texture.
  • Generally in this texture, feldspar laths are found intermixed with glass.
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