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Why Are Boulders Not a Mineral

Question 105

Question 105

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Why are boulders not a mineral?


A) They are not naturally occurring.
B) They are organic.
C) They are not solid.
D) They do not have an orderly crystalline structure.
E) They do not have a well-defined chemical composition.

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