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Differences between rocks and minerals

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Rocks-

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals-

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals- 1) Minerals are solid inorganic substance occuring naturally.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals- 1) Minerals are solid inorganic substance occuring naturally. 2) Minerals have a definite chemical composition.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals- 1) Minerals are solid inorganic substance occuring naturally. 2) Minerals have a definite chemical composition. 3) Elements are organised to form compounds which are known as minerals. An element is a pure substance.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals- 1) Minerals are solid inorganic substance occuring naturally. 2) Minerals have a definite chemical composition. 3) Elements are organised to form compounds which are known as minerals. An element is a pure substance. 4) Four chief mineral groups are silicate, carbonates, sulphides and metallic minerals.

Rocks- 1) Rocks are aggregates of mineral elements. 2) A rock has no definite chemical composition. 3) Minerals are organised or form rocks. 4) Three chief types of rocks are Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic. 5) Basalt, granite, Sandstone, slate and quartz are some important types of rocks. Minerals- 1) Minerals are solid inorganic substance occuring naturally. 2) Minerals have a definite chemical composition. 3) Elements are organised to form compounds which are known as minerals. An element is a pure substance. 4) Four chief mineral groups are silicate, carbonates, sulphides and metallic minerals. 5) Iron, Silicon, Magnesium, nickel, calcium, potassium, sodium are abundant minerals of the earth.

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