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A mineral that forms from cool solutions is 1-feldspar. 2-halite. 3-diamond. 4-copper.
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A mineral that forms from cool solutions is 1-feldspar. 2-halite. 3-diamond. 4-copper.
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A mineral that forms from cool solutions is
1-feldspar.
2-halite.
3-diamond.
4-copper.
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feldspar (shiny white)
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The right answer is A, Feldspar.
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