Geography, asked by atharvagupta1809, 8 months ago

what are
carbonaceous rocks​

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Answered by rakzhana01
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  • Most sedimentary rocks, including rocks of Precambrian age, contain at least a small amount of organic matter consisting of the preserved residue of plant or animal tissue.Sedimentary rocks containing significant enrichment in organic matter over average sediments are called carbonaceous sedimentary rocks.

Answered by Rahmankhan123
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carbonaceous rock are a type of the sedimentary rock formed by the deposition of sea plants which remained buried for a long period of time .These rock are formed due to transformation of vegetation because of their burial during earth movements and consequent weight and pressure of overlying deposits.

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