Usually mixtures, although some are compounds. If you want to consider things like gold, platinum, and copper nuggets and/or diamonds as "stones" they can also be elements (ignoring inclusions and impurities, which would make these too mixtures).
Some examples:
The answer was a challenge to figure out, but I found it. Yes a birthstone IS a mineral.
Yes, minerals aren't rocks, as rock are composed of one or more MINERALS, like Galena. A plain mineral is composed of one substance, like copper
It depends on what 'stone' you're talking about. Most rocks are made from minerals. So, stones might not really be 100% minerals, but minerals might have a percentage of the stone/rock.
Yes and no. Stone typically refers to larger pieces than rock does (e.g. building stone, grave stone, stone slab). Gravel is even smaller pieces. The materials are often the same.
Limestone is a sedimentary rock.
lime stone
Im 99.9% sure its a sedimentary rock
Diamond is actually considered a mineral.
its a rock but it has certain characteristics of magical minerals
Humayun's Tomb at Delhi has been built with Red Sand Stone and Lime Mortar. The stone was brought from Rajasthan.
no, limestone is not alive because it is not a mineral
lime stone
lime stone is incorrect. The answer is bauxite
Calcium Carbonate (Lime stone).
well most of the mineral resources of Mali are lithium, phosphate, clays , marble , and lime stone.
lime stone
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Among chief minerals extracted in Germany are zinc, salt and chloride of potash, aluminium, cadmium, iron ore, quick lime and hydrated lime, selenium and soda ash.
yes it is a lime stone is land
Q. What is angle of repose for lime stone?
Actually,there is no state stone of Kansas.
can lime stone be consume for bone strength