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What sedimentary rock is formed by evaporation of seawater? A.chert B.shale C.halite D. sandstone
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What sedimentary rock is formed by evaporation of seawater?


A.chert


B.shale
C.halite
D. sandstone
User Wolfgang Bures
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Most Likely Halite because it is the natural form of salt and when salt water evaporates the salt is left behind.
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the answer is halite i hope this helps
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