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What is a mineral phase change? a. when a mineral melts from a solid state to a liquid state b. the exterior of a mineral weathers and changes color c. a mineral changes density because of the addition
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What is a mineral phase change?
a. when a mineral melts from a solid state to a liquid state
b. the exterior of a mineral weathers and changes color
c. a mineral changes density because of the addition of water
d. atoms in a mineral are rearranged into a more stable and denser structure?
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A mineral phase change involves the action of a mineral changing physical form. This can involve changing from a solid to a liquid, changing in to a gas form, etc. This phenomenon may sometimes be referred to as metamorphism.
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