If clay minerals in a sedimentary rock were buried at a depth where subsurface temperatures exceeded 200°c, which common metamorphic mineral would they become?.

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If clay minerals in a sedimentary rock were buried at a depth where subsurface temperatures exceeded 200°c, which common metamorphic mineral would they become?.

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