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5) Minerals moved around in the early Earth such that: A.) Silicate minerals sank to the core of the Earth, while metals floated to form the crust B.) Metals sank to the core of the Earth, while silicate minerals floated to form the crust C.) Silicate minerals could not form due to the lack of silica D.) Metals are only formed in stars, so no metal minerals are found in the Earth's interior .
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