what is the metamorphosed rock of clay
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This metamorphic environment is intense enough to convert the clay minerals of the sedimentary rocks into platy metamorphicminerals such as muscovite, biotite, and chlorite. To become schist, a shale must bemetamorphosed in steps through slate and then through phyllite..... hope it helps.
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Answer:So, the clay (shale) which in Barrovian metamorphism develops a strong foliation (slate, phyllite, schist, gneiss) in contact metamorphism develops a granular texture (the rock hornfels). The analogy is putting a clay pot in a kiln; the clay is simply baked.
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This metamorphic environment is intense enough to convert the clay minerals of the sedimentary rocks into platy metamorphicminerals such as muscovite, biotite, and chlorite. To become schist, a shale must bemetamorphosed in steps through slate and then through phyllite...
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