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Which type of minerals are typically extracted for their metal content?
Which type of minerals are typically extracted for their metal content?
- Rare minerals
- Precious minerals
- Metallic minerals (correct)
- Non-metallic minerals
What are examples of metallic minerals?
What are examples of metallic minerals?
- Iron ore, bauxite, copper ore (correct)
- Limestone, gypsum, salt
- Sulfur, clay, gypsum
- Gold, silver, platinum
In which industries are non-metallic minerals commonly used?
In which industries are non-metallic minerals commonly used?
- Pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare
- Mining, metallurgy, energy
- Automotive, aerospace, electronics
- Construction, agriculture, cosmetics (correct)
What are non-metallic minerals valued for?
What are non-metallic minerals valued for?
Which mineral is commonly used as a raw material for building materials and as a fertilizer?
Which mineral is commonly used as a raw material for building materials and as a fertilizer?
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Metallic Minerals
- Metallic minerals are typically extracted for their metal content.
- Examples of metallic minerals include iron, copper, gold, and silver.
Non-Metallic Minerals
- Non-metallic minerals are commonly used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and agriculture.
- Non-metallic minerals are valued for their physical and chemical properties, such as hardness, color, and durability.
- Phosphate is a non-metallic mineral that is commonly used as a raw material for building materials and as a fertilizer.
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