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. What is the predictable process in which one element type is converted into a new form? 10 puntos) A. Law of Superposition B. Igneous formation C. Fossil formation D. Radioactive decay​
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. What is the predictable process in which one element type is converted into a new form? 10 puntos) A. Law of Superposition B. Igneous formation C. Fossil formation D. Radioactive decay​

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Radioactive decay

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