1. Clay mineral type Kaolinite have Gibbsite: Silicate mineral structure of .d.1:2a.1:12. Laterites soils isb.2:1c.2:2C. sandb. Transported3. Glaciers or their meltwaters transported sediment such asa. Residuald. None of themа. Tillb. waterc. Alluviumd. Non of them4. The hydration processes of rocks can transform the Anhydrite (CaSO4) to.....a. Sodium chlorideb. Gypsumc. Potassium Carbonated. Clay Minerals.weathering is the activities of organisms, including plants, burrowing animals and humanc. Physical5.b. Biological6. Material moved downhill by gravity is called..b. Colluviuma. Chemicald. Non of thema. Alluviumc. glacial driftd. Loess...is solid with very high density materials with an average density 17 gm/cm³.c. Inner core7.a. Outer coreb. Manteld. Crest8. The outer solid earth envelope up to 100 km is called.....b. Atmospherea. Hydrospherec. Lithosphered. Biosphere9. Feldspar mineral is froma. Non Silicate10. Tetragonal System: It consists..Group.b. Clay mineralc. Silicated. Magmamutually perpendicular axes.с.4а. 2b.1d. 3

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Clay mineral type Kaolinite have Gibbsite: Silicate mineral structure of a.1:1 b.2:1 с.2:2 d.1:2 Laterites soils is C. sand b. Transported Glaciers or their meltwaters transported sediment such as a. Residual d. None of them ...... а. Till b. water c. Alluvium d. Non of them The hydration processes of rocks can transform the Anhydrite (CASO4) to....... a. Sodium chloride b. Gypsum c. Potassium Carbonate d. Clay Minerals .weathering is the activities of organisms, including plants, burrowing animals and human c. Physical a. Chemical b. Biological d. Non of them

Clay mineral type Kaolinite have Gibbsite: Silicate mineral structure of a.1:1 b.2:1 с.2:2 d.1:2 Laterites soils is C. sand b. Transported Glaciers or their meltwaters transported sediment such as a. Residual d. None of them ...... а. Till b. water c. Alluvium d. Non of them The hydration processes of rocks can transform the Anhydrite (CASO4) to....... a. Sodium chloride b. Gypsum c. Potassium Carbonate d. Clay Minerals .weathering is the activities of organisms, including plants, burrowing animals and human c. Physical a. Chemical b. Biological d. Non of them

Structural Analysis

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