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<p>The texture of groups or masses of minerals is said to be granular when distinct crystal faces are absent and the individual grains are about equal in length, breadth and height. Grains of salt and sand are examples of granular minerals. Granular texture is contrasted with crystalline texture.</p> | <p>The texture of groups or masses of minerals is said to be granular when distinct crystal faces are absent and the individual grains are about equal in length, breadth and height. Grains of salt and sand are examples of granular minerals. Granular texture is contrasted with crystalline texture.</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:33, 11 July 2013
The texture of groups or masses of minerals is said to be granular when distinct crystal faces are absent and the individual grains are about equal in length, breadth and height. Grains of salt and sand are examples of granular minerals. Granular texture is contrasted with crystalline texture.