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Which of the following is an example of hydrolysis?
a. because of a reaction with water, feldspar is changed into clay minerals.
b. because of a reaction with carbonic acid, limestone is dissolved.
c. because of a reaction with acid rain, sandstone develops black surface deposits.
d. because of a reaction with oxygen, iron changes into rust.

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