Granite is a plutonic igneous rock formed by the slow cooling of magma (molten aluminum) at great depths in the earth’s crust. This prolonged cooling allows large crystals to form, giving rise to the characteristic crystalline texture of granites.
Granite is a plutonic igneous rock formed by the slow cooling of magma (molten aluminum) at great depths in the earth’s crust. This prolonged cooling allows large crystals to form, giving rise to the characteristic crystalline texture of granites.