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Chemistry, 16.03.2022 18:20, ceciliaaa

The Giant's Causeway is an igneous rock formation in Ireland. left: short stone columns with flat tops near each other but not connected on the coast; right: close up of short, flat-topped columns
Describe the features of the Giant's Causeway.


The Giant's Causeway is an igneous rock formation in Ireland.

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