👉 Monzonitic is a rock classification system used in geology to describe rocks that are composed primarily of silicate minerals, such as quartz and feldspar. Monzonites are typically found in areas with high levels of silica (silicon) and low levels of other minerals like iron or aluminum. They are often associated with volcanic activity, and their density is usually lower than those of other types of rocks. Monzonitic rocks can be classified into two main groups: schist and pyrox
