BGS Rock Classification Scheme

Concrete - A type of artificial deposit. It is a construction material composed of cement, aggregate and water. The proportions vary according to the particular application. When mixed, it hardens to form a rock-like material. A Dictionary of Geology and Earth Sciences, 4th Ed. (2013), Oxford University Press.

Code CON
Description Concrete - A type of artificial deposit. It is a construction material composed of cement, aggregate and water. The proportions vary according to the particular application. When mixed, it hardens to form a rock-like material. A Dictionary of Geology and Earth Sciences, 4th Ed. (2013), Oxford University Press.
Qualifiers No qualifiers currently exist.
Definition Not Available
Linked data http://data.bgs.ac.uk/id/EarthMaterialClass/RockName/CON

CAVEAT

"Thumbnail" definitions attached to some of the table entries are an interim attempt to provide simple short descriptions of the "unqualified" rock types presented within the BGS Rock Classification Scheme. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and consistency but minor contradictions or omissions might be present. The BGS welcomes any feedback pointing out such minor imperfections and/or providing constructive comment and suggestions for improvement of the definitions. In the first instance such feedback should be directed to Dr Tim McCormick.