What is a rock? a naturally occurring, inorganic, solid an ionic chemical compound an aggregate of minerals

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What is a rock?

a naturally occurring, inorganic, solid

an ionic chemical compound

an aggregate of minerals

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It is a i think. Yeah its a ♥

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Aggregate of minerals

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