mineral
A mineral that is necessary for the body to function correctly.
A significant mineral for health or industry.
A mineral that is absolutely necessary for life.
A mineral required by the body in very small amounts.
A mineral that is plentiful or exists in large quantities.
A mineral that is not commonly found.
A mineral that is widespread and not rare.
A mineral used in industry but not as a source of metal.
A mineral from which a valuable metal can be extracted.
A type of mineral characteristic of clay.
A mineral that contains copper.
A mineral that contains uranium.
Natural concentrations of minerals in the earth's crust.
The total amount of a mineral that is available for use.
A product taken to provide minerals that might be missing from the diet.
The process of removing minerals from the ground.
The amount of a particular mineral in a substance.
The process of searching for mineral deposits.
The value of the mineral resources a country or region possesses.
The process of using mineral resources for profit.
The activity or site of extracting minerals; mining.
To exist or be present in a particular place or substance.
To exist as a component within something else.
For a mineral to be found naturally in a certain place.
A common pairing referring to essential nutrients.
Used for foods or substances that have a high concentration of minerals.
To have minerals as a component.
To remove or take out a mineral from a source, like ore.
For the body to take in minerals from food.
To gather mineral specimens, often as a hobby.
For a natural process to leave a layer of a mineral on a surface.