Social Sciences, asked by lm4976753, 4 months ago

what makes the rocks change anyway​

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Answered by maqsadahsan
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For a rock, water behaves as its salt. Add water into a mantle peridotite and it will melt at a lower temperature because the bonds in the minerals that make up the rock will be disrupted by the water molecule (we call it a "network modifier").

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Answered by lonewolf1231
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ice but the ambient temperature is below the air temperature. ... Add water into a mantle peridotite and it will melt at a lower temperature because the bonds in the minerals that make up the rock will be disrupted by the water molecule .

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