This document lists various geological terms: 1) Beach sand 2) Albite feldspar mineral 3) Iridium metal 4) Gas reservoir detected by tools 5) Sylvite potash mineral 6) Coal 7) Four types of kerogen and their oil/gas tendencies 8) Meteorite 9) Quartz mineral 10) Silicate minerals 11) Breccia has angular clasts, conglomerate has rounded clasts 12) Chalk sedimentary rock 13) River distributaries 14) Pumice volcanic rock 15) Sedimentary rock forming process.
This document lists various geological terms: 1) Beach sand 2) Albite feldspar mineral 3) Iridium metal 4) Gas reservoir detected by tools 5) Sylvite potash mineral 6) Coal 7) Four types of kerogen and their oil/gas tendencies 8) Meteorite 9) Quartz mineral 10) Silicate minerals 11) Breccia has angular clasts, conglomerate has rounded clasts 12) Chalk sedimentary rock 13) River distributaries 14) Pumice volcanic rock 15) Sedimentary rock forming process.
This document lists various geological terms: 1) Beach sand 2) Albite feldspar mineral 3) Iridium metal 4) Gas reservoir detected by tools 5) Sylvite potash mineral 6) Coal 7) Four types of kerogen and their oil/gas tendencies 8) Meteorite 9) Quartz mineral 10) Silicate minerals 11) Breccia has angular clasts, conglomerate has rounded clasts 12) Chalk sedimentary rock 13) River distributaries 14) Pumice volcanic rock 15) Sedimentary rock forming process.
1. Sand deposited on and in the vicinity of a beach
2. Albite 3. Iridium 4. A gas bearing reservoir has been passed by the tools, “Gas effect” 5. Sylvite (KCl) 6. Coal 7. Type I: lacustrine algae, cyanobacteria – oil prone Type II: marine algae, phytoplankton – mixed, oil and gas prone Type III: vascular land plants – gas prone Type IV: all possible - inert carbon due to oxidation or advanced maturity, no hydrocarbons generated 8. Solid iron-nickel alloy 9. Quartz 10. Silicates 11. Breccia clasts are angular, conglomerate clasts are rounded 12. Chalk 13. Distributaries 14. Pumice 15. Sedimentary