Home/Natural Sciences & Medicine/1. Chalk, Kaolin, and Diatomite are three fine-grained sedimentary rocks and are often white in color: There are two distinguishing characteristics/tests to tell these three rocks apart: 1. fizz or does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, and 2. float or does not float on water. Shale and Claystone are two other fine-grained sedimentary rocks composed of many distinct minerals (typically non-white in color). Fissility is the main difference that is characteristically used in separating these two rocks. Match the distinguishing characteristics/tests shown in correctly identifying each of these rocks. Chalk Kaolin Diatomite Shale Claystone Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid.

Question Solved1 Answer 1. Chalk, Kaolin, and Diatomite are three fine-grained sedimentary rocks and are often white in color: There are two distinguishing characteristics/tests to tell these three rocks apart: 1. fizz or does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, and 2. float or does not float on water. Shale and Claystone are two other fine-grained sedimentary rocks composed of many distinct minerals (typically non-white in color). Fissility is the main difference that is characteristically used in separating these two rocks. Match the distinguishing characteristics/tests shown in correctly identifying each of these rocks. Chalk Kaolin Diatomite Shale Claystone Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid.

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Chalk, Kaolin, and Diatomite are three fine-grained sedimentary rocks and are often white in color: There are two distinguishing characteristics/tests to tell these three rocks apart: 1. fizz or does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, and 2. float or does not float on water.

Shale and Claystone are two other fine-grained sedimentary rocks composed of many distinct minerals (typically non-white in color). Fissility is the main difference that is characteristically used in separating these two rocks.

Match the distinguishing characteristics/tests shown in correctly identifying each of these rocks.

Chalk

Kaolin

Diatomite

Shale

Claystone

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Transcribed Image Text: Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid. Does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats on water. Does not split into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Fissile, that is, splits into sheets, does not promptly fizz in hydrochloric acid. Does notfizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float on water. Fizzes in hydrochloric acid.
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Chalk - fizzes in hydrochloric acid.  Chalk is composed of calcium carbonate that reacts with HCl and releases carbon dioxide gas. Kaolin - does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, does not float in water.  Kaolin is a rock rich in clay mineral named kaolinite i.e. silicate mineral which doesn't react with HCl.  Diatomite - does not fizz in hydrochloric acid, floats in water.  Diatomite are silica rich porous rock ... See the full answer

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