All rocks and minerals are at least potentially resources, in the sense that you can always make something out of them, even if it is only gravel. However, the human race is not going to mine and process all the rock and mineral in the world. Most of it is going to be left where it is.
Yes, all minerals (including coal) are considered natural resources.
All rocks are made of minerals
minerals
Yes, all minerals are considered nonrenewable resources because they are finite and cannot be replaced on a human timescale. Once a mineral deposit is depleted, it cannot be naturally replenished within a relevant timeframe.
They all contain minerals.
Oil, Minerals and Rocks, and coal are all the non renewable resources I know.
Yes, rocks are considered to be larger, naturally occurring masses of minerals or aggregates of minerals. Stones, on the other hand, are smaller pieces of rock that have been shaped or smoothed by various natural forces like water or weathering. So while all stones are rocks, not all rocks are considered stones.
Nearly all rock consists of mixtures of minerals.
Not all rocks are made of minerals. Rocks can be composed of minerals or can be made up of organic materials like shells, fossils, or volcanic glass. Some rocks, like coal or obsidian, do not contain minerals but are still considered rocks.
Magma IS made of melted rock and minerals. Not what type of rock. All types of rock.
They are all composed of minerals.
No. Silica is not a rock; it is a component of many minerals found in all three rock types.