Which outcome results when high magnesium concentration decreases?

💡 Explanation

The growth rate increases because magnesium is the inhibitor of calcite crystal growth; decreased magnesium favors faster calcite deposition. This reduction allows faster carbonate precipitation forming stalactites, therefore increasing deposition rather than decreased pillar creation/altered forms.

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