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When you drop an acid like hydrochloric acid on some minerals this will happen: A acid becomes water B the mineral dissolves into liquid C the acid starts forming bubbles D noth…

When you drop an acid like hydrochloric acid on some minerals this will happen: A acid becomes water B the mineral dissolves into liquid C the acid starts forming bubbles D noth…
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When you drop an acid like hydrochloric acid on some minerals this will happen:

A acid becomes water

B the mineral dissolves
into liquid

C the acid starts forming bubbles


D nothing ever happens

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B the minerals do dissolve
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