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"All glacial ice must melt slightly before it can become denser." Evaluate this statement.

"All glacial ice must melt slightly before it can become denser." Evaluate this statement.
A) This statement is false. Glacial snow and ice may melt and reform, but they do not get denser.
B) This statement is true; especially in Alaska where summers are warm.
C) This statement is false. Snow can go through metamorphosis to ice over time without melting.
D) This statement is true. Glacial ice formed by melting and pressure becomes denser than water.

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How Does Earth Work? Physical Geology and the Process of Science

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