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The document outlines common rocks, specifically focusing on igneous rocks, with a detailed description of Diorite, which is an intrusive igneous rock with a phaneritic texture. It highlights its intermediate composition and suitability for engineering projects due to its hardness and weather resistance. Other categories of rocks, such as sedimentary and metamorphic, are mentioned but not detailed.

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The document outlines common rocks, specifically focusing on igneous rocks, with a detailed description of Diorite, which is an intrusive igneous rock with a phaneritic texture. It highlights its intermediate composition and suitability for engineering projects due to its hardness and weather resistance. Other categories of rocks, such as sedimentary and metamorphic, are mentioned but not detailed.

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Name: Joyce S.

Araña Date: May 7, 2025


Program/Year/Section: BSCE 2A

Activity No. 5
Common Rocks

Common Rocks Definition Texture Usage in any


Engineering Projects
I. Igneous
Rocks
1. Diorite An intrusive igneous Has a phaneritic  Building
rock classified as texture or it has a stone - its
having an coarse-grained hardness and
intermediate appearance. resistance to
composition. It falls weathering
between the more make it ideal
felsic granites and for building
the more mafic walls,
gabbro. facades, and
other
structural
elements.
2.
3.
4.
II. Sedimentary
Rocks
1.
2.
3.
4.
III. Metamorphic
Rocks
1.
2.
3.
4.

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