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DescriptionMineralogy igneous rocks EN.svg Mineralogical composition of igneous rocks with decreasing silica (SiO2) content. The rock names for volcanic/extrusive and plutonic/intrusive rocks are written above. Notice that this is a rough way——to determine a rock name: the——exact difference between the "given igneous rocks does not only depend on silica content."
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