4. Fill in the following phase changes: Solid to Liquid= Liquid to Solid= Liquid to Gas= Gas to Liquid= Solid to Gas= Gas to Solid= 5. Which type of bond is the strongest and would therefore lead to the strongest minerals?

4. Fill in the following phase changes: Solid to Liquid= Liquid to Solid= Liquid to Gas= Gas to Liquid= Solid to Gas= Gas to Solid= 5. Which type of bond is the strongest and would therefore lead to the strongest minerals?

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