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    Glass and Quartz Crystals Exhibit a Smoothly Curving,clamshell-Shaped Fracture Pattern
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Glass and Quartz Crystals Exhibit a Smoothly Curving,clamshell-Shaped Fracture Pattern

Question 40

Question 40

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Glass and quartz crystals exhibit a smoothly curving,clamshell-shaped fracture pattern termed


A) glassy fracture.
B) conchoidal fracture.
C) one-directional cleavage.
D) obtuse fracture.

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