Kind of neither. It is a metal. It is extracted from minerals that contain iron or it can be found as a native element.
Easy I have had to years of studying rocks and minerals its a mineral...
ironstone is a rock containing (at least) fifteen percent iron.
Iron ore is the IMPURE mineral rock that contains Haematite (Iron (III) Oxide).
Bauxite is not a mineral, but a rock (aluminum ore), and is a mixture of aluminum, iron and some other minerals.
Ironstone is a sedimentary rock. This is typically deposited directly as a ferruginous sediment. Alternatively, it can be created by chemical replacement.
I only know 2 and i think they are rock and iron
Ore is a mineral that can be refined into some useful substance, which is usually a metal. Iron ore is the rock from which iron is refined.
No. Iron Ore is a igneous rock that has various amounts of iron spread through it. Lodestones are composted of a mineral called magnetite, which is not an iron ore.
Minnesota's state mineral is iron ore.
A rock my have a reddish color if it has iron in it and is oxgen rich. Oxidation.
Iron is the mineral. Iron is an element and as such, is not composed of any other materials, though iron ore comes out of the ground mixed with many other minerals. The ore must then be processed to extract the pure iron for practicle use.
Mafic is a silicate mineral or rock that is rich in magnesium and iron, and is usually dark in color. It is formed from cooling volcanic lava.
Yes! It is a group of several earthy mineral oxides of iron occurring in yellow, red, brown... ,common use, for pigments.