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Classification of Clastic Sedimentary Rocks Based on Grain Size - Sed Strat - GEO GIRL

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the classification of clastic sedimentary rocks based on grain size in this 20-minute educational video. Delve into the grain size classes of sediment and detrital rocks, examining how transport and diagenesis influence grain size, porosity, and permeability. Learn to differentiate between sedimentary textures and structures, focusing on hydrodynamic, diagenetic, biogenic, and colloform textures. Discover how to classify rocks containing gravel, sand, silt, and clay, and understand the binary naming system for mixed grain sizes. Gain insights into depositional environments, transport mechanisms, and diagenesis processes, crucial for identifying potential oil and gas reservoirs. Enhance your understanding of sedimentary geology with this comprehensive overview of grain size classification and its implications in geological studies.

Syllabus

video outline
sedimentary textures vs structures
common sedimentary textures
grain sizes & limits
rock types based on grain size
how to name rocks with more than 1 grain size
grain sizes in rocks tell us about depositional environment?
grain size reduction during transport
transport mechanisms that abrade grains
diagenesis also affects grain size
related videos you may find helpful
upcoming videos & references


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GEO GIRL

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