What is the effect of water on rock melting?
a. Water raises or lowers melting temperatures of different rock compositions.
b. Water raises the melting temperature of a rock.
c. Water lowers the melting temperature of a rock.
d. Water does not change the melting temperature of a rock.
Answer: C
Physics
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