on what type of sedimentary rock would you choose to locate a garbage dump (sanitary landfill)? why?
Sandstone tends to be much more porous, so that would be the general answer. But given the varieties it is certainly possible to find samples where it would be the reverse.
Limestone can be harder (more resistant to fracture) than sandstone. Sandstone can be loosely or tightly cemented and cemented by a variety of minerals. Some sandstones can be crumbled by light hand pressure. Others could be difficult to break with a hammer.
sandstone
These are some porous rocks: chalk, limestone, sandstone, pumice, scoria.
Sandstone. Limestone is of deeper water formation.
Basalt. Shale, Sandstone, and Limestone are all sedimentary rocks
Limestone
All types of rock can be weathered if near enough to the surface.
These are some porous rocks: chalk, limestone, sandstone, pumice, scoria.
because it's grains aren't interlocking
yeah it does all sand stone is the same
No. Limestone is more porous than granite.
limestone is not used in Columbia because crevices are present on its surface, while sand stone has porous surface which readily absorbs pollutants.
It is made up of limestone not sandstone
limestone and sandstone are found under ground and oil is there to
Sandstone is grainy, porous, and can be found to contain fossils.
Permeability is when a gas or liquid can pass through a solid. For instance, rain water can slowly pass through sandstone or limestone, as both types of rock are porous.
Granite particles are interlocked as the minerals formed from the slow cooling of molten material. Sandstone does not have the same interlocking crystal system, and voids between particles are generally larger.
Sandstone. Limestone is of deeper water formation.
Basalt. Shale, Sandstone, and Limestone are all sedimentary rocks