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A mineral forms in water heated by magma inside Earth.

Which statements best describe this mineral

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"A mineral forms in water heated by magma inside Earth. Which statements best describe this mineral

The mineral formed through evaporation.

The mineral crystallized from molten material.

The mineral formed when a hot water solution cooled.

The mineral is likely different from the surrounding rock.

The mineral crystallized from dissolved elements and compounds."

Answer:

The mineral formed when a hot water solution cooled. The mineral crystallized from molten material. The mineral crystallized from dissolved elements and compounds

Explanation:

Magmatic minerals are those that result from the crystallization of magma and constitute igneous or magmatic rocks. Magmas can be considered chemical solutions at very high temperatures, which originate crystalline phases according to the laws of the solutions, being extremely rare the crystallization of a magma to generate only one crystalline phase; the normal is the presence of several minerals with different compositions and properties. In general, the formation of minerals in magmas with cooling and changes in the environment of lithostatic pressure or fluids, among other factors, is controlled especially by the concentration of the elements and solubility of the constituents in the magmatic solution.

In a situation where a mineral is formed in water heated by magma inside the Earth, we have an example of a magmatic mineral and we can say that:

The mineral formed when a hot water solution cooled. The mineral crystallized from molten material. The mineral crystallized from dissolved elements and compounds

Answer:The mineral formed when a hot water solution ccompound like cooled ... hope this works