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What process does not cause a rock to melt completely, instead causing the minerals to change by heat or pressure?

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asked Jan 7 in Science by FranklinPeel (2.2k points)

What process does not cause a rock to melt completely, instead causing the minerals to change by heat or pressure?

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answered Jan 7 by GiselleDange (1.6k points)

metamorphism

Metamorphism does not cause a rock to melt completely. It only causes the minerals to change by heat or pressure.

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