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Chemistry, 23.11.2020 20:10 yselahernandez02

Which statement describes the condition in which diamonds form? A. They grow underground, in most regions of Earth
B. They form as water evaporates on the shore any body of water
C. They form deep underground, in certain areas that are under a great deal of pressure
D. They form as water evaporates on the shores of very salty bodies of water

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