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A. Sulfide minerals Minerals that have compounds made up of a carbon atom that is bordered by three oxygen atoms. B. Oxides minerals Minerals that contain an element combined with oxygenC. Native element minerals Compounds combined with the element sulfurD. Carbonate min

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