How do minerals form? Select all that apply.

A. by evaporation

B. in various chemical reactions

C. during the crystallization of magma

D. when solid materials melt into magma

During the crystallization of magma

A. by evaporation

B. in various chemical reactions

C. during the crystallization of magma

Explanation:

Minerals are bodies of an inorganic nature that appear in a solid state. The earth is mainly made up of rocks. From the minerals and rocks on the Earth's surface we obtain a large part of the resources we need to live. They are formed by the interaction of physical-chemical processes in geological environments.

Minerals originate through three fundamental processes:

Magmatic Metamorphic Sedimentary

Magmatic: Leads to mineral formation by solidification of magma. They originate from magma, this has in its composition a great diversity of elements, water vapor and other gases.

Metamorphic : They are minerals formed by changes in the physical and chemical structure of rocks caused by variations in temperature and pressure.

Sedimentary: They are formed when rocks undergo weathering processes. The free minerals are deposited or transferred by the water currents until they settle.

Based on this, the correct options are:

A. by evaporation

B. in various chemical reactions

C. during the crystallization of magma