What are native minerals, Chemistry

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Q. What are Native Minerals?

These minerals contain the metal in free or elemental state, e.g., copper, silver, gold, platinum and iron. The metals are usually found mixed with clay, sand, etc. Sometimes lumps of almost pure metals are also found. These lumps are called nuggets. Native iron is of meteorite origin and its occurrence is rare. Deposits of native iron are found in Greenland.


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