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Sand..............?

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what's liquidized sand? what's made from it?

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  1. Sand means different things to different

    people. A genteral, non-technical

    dictionary definition for sand is "loose

    particles of hard broken rock". More

    restrictive definitions als exist which

    depend upon the frame of reference or

    academic discipline to which the

    meaning of sand is to be applied. For

    example, to a sedimentologist sand is

    an unconsolidated (loose), rounded to

    angular rock fragment or minteral grain

    having a diameter in the range of 1/16 to

    2 mm (0.0025 to 0.08 in.). An engineer

    on the other hand may restrict the

    meaning of sand to include only

    rounded framents having a diameter of

    0.074 mm (retained on U.S. standared.

    "Stones are

    primordial matter.

    Sand is matter

    ground by the infinity

    of time. It makes one

    mindful of eternity.

    Sand is matter,

    which has been

    transformed and has

    almost become

    liquid and spiritual."

    Unknown Author

    awsome quote!!





        What Is Sand?





    sieve no. 200) to 4.76 mm (passing U.S. standard sieve no. 4). Practically, sand

    may be considered to consist of small detrital fragments (rock or minteral

    particles liberated by mechanical disintegration of parent rock material), biogenic

    particles (shells or shell fragments) or chemical precipitates (evaporites or

    oolites) occurring in nature and distinguishable by the naked eye.



    A sand sample can be described in terms of grain size, color, composition,

    morphology (angularity and shape) and surface texture. Grain size is a result of

    several factors, including composition, durability, severity of weathering

    conditions, transport distance from its site of origin, and physical sorting by wind

    and/or water currents.

    I guess liquid sand would be sand melted at an extremely high tempriture over 1000C.

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