In order for a substance to be considered a mineral, it must a. be a solid, liquid, or gas. b. be abundant in the crust. c. have atoms arranged in a random, non-repeating pattern. d. contain carbon.

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In order for a substance to be considered a mineral, it must a. be a solid, liquid, or gas. b. be abundant in the crust. c. have atoms arranged in a random, non-repeating pattern. d. contain carbon.

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Answer: i think its (b) be abundant in the crust

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