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The chapter delves into the significance of minerals in daily life and their essential roles in various industries. It explains the formation, types, and distribution of minerals, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices for conservation. The chapter also highlights the energy resources derived from these minerals, underscoring the need for both conventional and non-conventional energy sources.
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Term: Minerals
Definition: Naturally occurring, homogeneous substances with a definable internal structure, essential for various applications.
Term: Ores
Definition: Naturally occurring solid material from which a metal or valuable mineral can be extracted profitably.
Term: Ferrous Minerals
Definition: Minerals that contain iron and are crucial in steel production.
Term: NonFerrous Minerals
Definition: Minerals that do not contain iron; vital for several industries such as electrical and chemical.
Term: Renewable Energy
Definition: Energy sourced from natural processes that are continually replenished, such as solar and wind energy.
Term: NonRenewable Energy
Definition: Energy sourced from finite resources that cannot be replenished, such as coal and petroleum.