What are minerals? a solid that is inorganic and naturally occuring an accumulation of 1 or more minerals an organic liquid that is naturally occuring a loid that is organic and naturally occuring.

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What are minerals?

a solid that is inorganic and naturally occuring
an accumulation of 1 or more minerals
an organic liquid that is naturally occuring
a loid that is organic and naturally occuring.

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a mineral is a solid that is inorganic and naturally occurring

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