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Chapter 12, Problem 3RAT
Why are ores so valuable?
| (a) | They are sources of naturally occurring gold. |
| (b) | Metals can be efficiently extracted from them. |
| (c) | They tend to occur in scenic mountainous regions. |
| (d) | They hold many clues to Earth’s natural history. |
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