In dissolution, what happens to a mineral?
AIt dissolves with no new solid
BIt forms a new crystal layer
CIt melts into molten lava
DIt turns into a gas quickly
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It dissolves with no new solid
A mineral in dissolution breaks down completely, leaving no new solid behind.
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