Minerals and Rocks - Chapter 5 Geography NCERT Class 11

Lecture video, notes, summary on rocks and minerals - Chapter 5 Geography NCERT Class 11 | Part 2 - Fundamentals of Physical Geography. It will help you for revision, note making for upsc csat ias, school and competitive exams.
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Thank you so much for the detailed explanation of the complex concepts. I have one question. Does Limestone comes under mechanically, Organically, chemically formed sedimentary rocks?

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Sir 1 doubt......u said lustre depends upon the crystal's colour......but sir....in the text its written that lustre refers to...."appearance of a material WITHOUT regard to colour"........sir kindly clear this dilemma

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That was an error, lusture has nothing to do with colour.

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9:15 feldspar is found in all types of rocks ( igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary ). please do correct while watching .

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Is a mineral made up of a single type of molecule....or is is mixture of molecules...I mean to ask that is it a pure substance with a definite chemical formula(is it a compound) Is granite a rock or a mineral

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Granite is rock...

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sir you say from @3:50 sec that lustre totally depends on its color, but in the book it is written that lustre is appearance of a material without regard to colour. plz clarify

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[@snigdhachoudhary]

In the above slide it is mentioned that magma is the root cause for occurrence of minerals, so why or how do we find different minerals in earth crust ??? why dont we get same mineral everywhere ??? is der variations in magma composition ???

[@amitsengupta01]

+Snigdha Singh Because it then reacts with other elements that are present in water, atmosphere and not to forget with right amount of temperature conditions various kind of mineral crystals are formed. And yes temperature variation is an important reason behind any chemical reaction. Increase in temperature increases reaction rate.

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Snigdha Singh Good question Just Deposition of megma is not important for formation of minerals there are many reasons which affects the formation of rocks like slope, temperature, pressure, water, time etc. Like take one example if plant and animal deposit at any place and after due to hear and pressure it convert in to coal again if the pressure and heat is increasing with time coal will convert into diamond due to metamorphism again due to more heat and pressure with time it convert in to new mineral from diamond... Like wise mineral is different

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one question about dynamic morphism: suppose this is a rock : ● ,now if i break it into 4 chunks i get four pieces: • • • • now my question is : does my breaking of this rock change their molecular arrangement? if yes then can this be called dynamic metamorphism? (i.e simply breaking a rock) if no. kindly xplain . pls

[@amitsengupta01]

+udita Raw Look the important aspects of metamorphism is extreme heat and pressure. That's what changes the shape and structure of a rock. But simply applying force enough to break it doesn't mean you changed the molecular structure. You basically broke the rock Into 4 parts, the molecules are separated. Now those individual parts are separate rocks with a structure different from original form.

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Amit Sengupta yes and its like if i have a big green saree, and if i chop it 20 percent, that doesnt changes the fibres/ textile ( molecular structure in this case) of the saree.

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+sagitait Riddhi Rocks are formed due to magma. So even if you close the volcanoes or they become dormant, magma flows inside the crust as well, that won't stop. That's why when you dig more in depth you will find rocks.

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Amit Sengupta sir in text book luster- appearance of a material without regard to colour but u said because of colour at 3:59

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3:55 Lustre doesn't depend on the colour of the mineral. A mineral can be extremly black but glossy while a white mineral can be extremely dull.

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sedimentary rocks also have these visible line (19:55) . So what's the difference between foliated metamorphic rock and sedimentary rock?

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@ 3.50 lustre depends on colour but according to book it's independent of colour..Please clarify