There are several thousand minerals found in various rocks. The major minerals found in rocks are quartz, feldspars, amphiboles, pyroxenes, micas, and calcite, but there are many more, depending on the origin of the rock.
There is a wide range but principally they are Silica (Silicon Dioxide - the mineral Quartz), and Silicates (Metal + Silica compounds). These form the igneous rocks whose weathering products are sand and the clay minerals, both capable of being formed or incorporated into sedimentary rocks.
A few are [metal + carbon + oxygen] compounds such as calcium carbonate (forms limestone).
Others combine a metal and sulphur, e.g. lead sulphide (galena, the lead ore).
If you stretch the point by including it as a rock-forming mineral, Carbon alone occurs as Graphite and Diamond.
Impossible answer ! All the types of minerals exist in rocks; the variety is immense.
Copper, electric wires, and Musical Instruments. The three main types of rocks are: Igneous: Metamorphic: Sedimentary: Go to wikipedia.org\rocksandminerals, for more info.
Feldspar is an extremely common mineral. It can be found in many varieties of rock, especially metamorphic or igneous rock types.
all rocks are composed of minerals
Feldspars are classified as silicate minerals.
Conchoidal is a type of rock fracture indicative of certain rocks and minerals.
a rock with metamorphic minerals but no foliation or lineation
Emerald is a mineral rather then a rock (rocks are made of minerals). Emeralds are a variety of the mineral beryl.
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Rocks are made up of minerals, so a certain type of rock will have several different types of minerals in it. Minerals are what rocks are made up of! It depends on what kind of rock you're wondering about to know which minerals its made up of.
Sedimentary
Igneous Rock.
Feldspars are classified as silicate minerals.
fossil
rocks and minerals
Conchoidal is a type of rock fracture indicative of certain rocks and minerals.
sedimentary rock
!I think there is quarts, but I only think.
feldspar
sedimentary rock
Mafic igneous rock. ( due to Ferromagnesian minerals).