Submitted by CaitlinN22 t3_11960xn in explainlikeimfive
spicyestmemelord t1_j9krs7z wrote
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Ice is solid water. Water is not a mineral.
ruidh t1_j9kx5q0 wrote
Ice is a mineral when it occurs naturally. Liquid water is not.
PaulBardes t1_j9kz9kr wrote
The necessity of a crystalline structure on the definition seems like an unnecessary restriction imo.
PaulBardes t1_j9kzmfi wrote
Yes, that's my point. I don't see how melting something turns it into a non-mineral.
ruidh t1_j9kzdrt wrote
Ice has a crystalline structure.
PaulBardes t1_j9kz3bn wrote
Not true in my county... Here ground water is considered a mineral actually.
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