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    Intrinsic rock properties include minerals, textures, composition, strength, stiffness, permeability, porosity, foliation, and bedding. Extrinsic properties are discontinuities like joints and faults that are influenced by environmental factors such as stress regime, confining pressure, temperature, strain rate, and water presence. Brittle rock behavior occurs under low temperature and pressure conditions, resulting in fracturing when strength is exceeded, while ductile behavior happens under high temperature and pressure, causing atomic and grain deformation leading to folding or shear zones.

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    Intrinsic rock properties include minerals, textures, composition, strength, stiffness, permeability, porosity, foliation, and bedding. Extrinsic properties are discontinuities like joints and faults that are influenced by environmental factors such as stress regime, confining pressure, temperature, strain rate, and water presence. Brittle rock behavior occurs under low temperature and pressure conditions, resulting in fracturing when strength is exceeded, while ductile behavior happens under high temperature and pressure, causing atomic and grain deformation leading to folding or shear zones.

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    Intrinsic rock properties include minerals, textures, composition, strength, stiffness, permeability, porosity, foliation, and bedding. Extrinsic properties are discontinuities like joints and faults that are influenced by environmental factors such as stress regime, confining pressure, temperature, strain rate, and water presence. Brittle rock behavior occurs under low temperature and pressure conditions, resulting in fracturing when strength is exceeded, while ductile behavior happens under high temperature and pressure, causing atomic and grain deformation leading to folding or shear zones.

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    SUMMARY "¥÷:÷¥¥÷::÷¥•**" AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

    INTRINSIC PROPERTIES OF A ROCK

    minerals ,
    textures , composition
    Cc 0)
    strength and
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    stiffness
    -

    permeability / porosity
    foliation
    bedding
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    or

    EXTRINSIC PROPERTIES OF A ROCK

    discontinuities
    folds
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    ↳ joints
    ↳ faults
    ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

    stress
    regime
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    = confining pressure
    temperature
    rate
    strain
    -

    water
    pretense of
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    BRITTLE 1 DUCTILE

    low / pressure
    I
    -

    temp
    -

    high temp / pressure


    strain , strain rate
    high rate low

    elastic 1 starts with elastic


    starts with
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    lehavious I lehavious

    1
    -

    when strength exceeded


    -

    stress increases ,
    atomic bonds break , atom eeeome mobile
    1
    grain deforms and rkoeient
    -

    rock scale I
    rock scale
    1
    -

    ↳ fractures
    joints , ,
    I
    faults
    ↳
    folds or sheen zones

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