Question

what is difference between organic and inorganic minerals

Answer 1

ORGANIC MINERALS ARE THOSE WHICH HAVE BEEN FORMED FROM ANIMALS AND PLANTS.
INORGANIC MINERALS ARE THOSE WHICH HAVE BEEN FORMED FROM ARTIFICIAL SUBSTANCES AND CHEMICALS.

Answer 2

ORGANIC MINERALS:

• Organic minerals mostly consists of 'carbon'
• Organic minerals is composed of major three classes namely  "hydrocarbons", "salts of organic acids" and "miscellaneous".
• Some examples of organic minerals are carbonates, carbon-monoxide, cyanides, graphite, diamond, etc.

INORGANIC MINERALS:

• An 'inorganic compound' is type of a chemical compound which does not contains "C-H bonds".
• Inorganic compound is mostly composed of  Earth's crust.
• Examples of Inorganic compounds are Hydrochloric acid (HCL), water is a simple 'organic compound'($\mathrm{H}_{2} \mathrm{O}$), Nitrogen dioxide($\mathrm{NO}_{2}$) etc.