Both lead and zinc are formed as precipitates.

Which of these is a step in the formation of the minerals?

Select one:

a. elements combine at high pressure

b. magma cools after a volcanic eruption

c. atoms combine in water to form solids

d. materials break up due to rise in temperature

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Bailey Kidd

Physics

2 October, 06:08

Both lead and zinc are formed as precipitates.

Which of these is a step in the formation of the minerals?

Select one:

a. elements combine at high pressure

b. magma cools after a volcanic eruption

c. atoms combine in water to form solids

d. materials break up due to rise in temperature

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Jaydin Kim · Answer 1

Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic (they're not formed from amino acids, peptides, or enzymes) chemical compounds.

From the given options, the following describes a step in the formation of the minerals: materials break up due to rise in temperature.

Correct answer: D

Both lead and zinc are formed as precipitates.Which of these is a step in the formation of the minerals?Select one:a. elements combine at high pressureb. magma cools after a volcanic eruptionc. atoms combine in water to form solidsd. materials break up due to rise in temperature

Both lead and zinc are formed as precipitates.

Which of these is a step in the formation of the minerals?

Select one:

a. elements combine at high pressure

b. magma cools after a volcanic eruption

c. atoms combine in water to form solids

d. materials break up due to rise in temperature