mineral formed out of decomposition of surface rocks and removal of soluble constituents from it
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Mineral that formed out of decomposition of surface rocks and removal of soluble constituents from it is Bauxite.
A certain amount of residual mass of weathered materials that contain ores are left behind in the method of decomposition of surface rocks and removal of soluble constituents.
- Bauxite is the chief commercial ore of aluminium with a portion of iron oxides.
- Bauxite ore is used in the production aluminium, cement and refractory materials.
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Mineral resources are the homogenous and naturally occurring substance having the definable internal structure which is the Mineral.
Mainly smaller occurrences are called as veins as well as larger occurrences are called as the lodes.
It mainly formed as minerals in the liquid or molten with the gaseous forms forced upwards on cavities towards surface of earth. Examples are copper, tin, zinc, lead and more.
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