What action leads to crystal formation in minerals?

A.
The atoms and molecules join together.

B.

Chemicals break apart.

C.

Temperature changes create unusual shapes.

D.
The atoms or molecules form repeating patterns.

Question

What action leads to crystal formation in minerals?  
 
 

 
 

  

  A. 
  The atoms and molecules join together.   
   

 
 

  

  B. 
 
Chemicals break apart.
   
   

 
 

  

  C. 
 
Temperature changes create unusual shapes.
   
   

 
 

  

  D. 
  The atoms or molecules form repeating patterns.

carniel · Answer

I like this question :) Never see this being asked

anonymous · Answer

lol thx? haha

carniel · Answer

Ok I'll give it a shot. I know that crystals are formed differently due to their temperature and the atoms and molecules arranged.

anonymous · Answer

yeaaa...

carniel · Answer

A is wrong since they always are together....

anonymous · Answer

correct on that....

carniel · Answer

B. is wrong because if they broke apart they wouldn't form a crystal which is campact

anonymous · Answer

mhm...

carniel · Answer

D. is wrong because they happens for lots of minerals :\

carniel · Answer

Answer C.

anonymous · Answer

wow u would make a great science teacher ( :

carniel · Answer

:x I hate teaching. I'm more of a designer type of guy

anonymous · Answer

huh... well whatever thx for ur help ( :

carniel · Answer

Always glad to help

anonymous · Answer

Which statement is an accurate description of the relationship of rocks and minerals?	
 
 A.
All minerals are made of rocks.
 
 B.
Geologically, minerals and rocks are exactly the same.
 
 C.
Knowing which minerals are in a rock can help you identify and classify that rock.
 
 D.
Almost all rocks are made of three or more minerals.