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    Mica Used in Toothpaste

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    Mica is used in toothpaste to kill germs. Minerals can be found in igneous and metamorphic rocks in veins as well as being obtained from ocean water and placer deposits. India is a major producer of minerals like mica, iron ore from Karnataka, and manganese from Odisha. Minerals are needed to be conserved because they are a finite, non-renewable resource. Coal deposits provide fuel for thermal power plants, while non-conventional energy sources include solar, wind, bio-mass and tidal energy.

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    Mica Used in Toothpaste

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    Mica is used in toothpaste to kill germs. Minerals can be found in igneous and metamorphic rocks in veins as well as being obtained from ocean water and placer deposits. India is a major producer of minerals like mica, iron ore from Karnataka, and manganese from Odisha. Minerals are needed to be conserved because they are a finite, non-renewable resource. Coal deposits provide fuel for thermal power plants, while non-conventional energy sources include solar, wind, bio-mass and tidal energy.

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    Mica is used in toothpaste to kill germs. Minerals can be found in igneous and metamorphic rocks in veins as well as being obtained from ocean water and placer deposits. India is a major producer of minerals like mica, iron ore from Karnataka, and manganese from Odisha. Minerals are needed to be conserved because they are a finite, non-renewable resource. Coal deposits provide fuel for thermal power plants, while non-conventional energy sources include solar, wind, bio-mass and tidal energy.

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    Mica Used in Toothpaste

    Uploaded by

    Karan Dhote
    Mica is used in toothpaste to kill germs. Minerals can be found in igneous and metamorphic rocks in veins as well as being obtained from ocean water and placer deposits. India is a major producer of minerals like mica, iron ore from Karnataka, and manganese from Odisha. Minerals are needed to be conserved because they are a finite, non-renewable resource. Coal deposits provide fuel for thermal power plants, while non-conventional energy sources include solar, wind, bio-mass and tidal energy.

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    Mica used in toothpaste to kill germs

    Hardest mineral diamond



    Ninerals mixed with another element or

    Major metallic minerals obtained from loads and veins (tin , copper , zinc and lead )

    Energy mineral coal

    Non metallic meineral mica

    Smaller occurrence of minerals in igneous and metamorphorphic rocks veins

    Mineral obtained from ocean water magnesium

    Mineral contained in placer deposits gold

    India largest producer ofMineral mica

    Best variety of iron ore - magenetite

    Largest producer of iron ore in india state Karnataka

    Mayurabhaj and kenduzar are important iron mines Orissa

    Indian iron ore deposits one of the largest in the world kudermukh iron or deposits

    Indian largest manganese producing state orisa

    State reaching in non feroius minerals rajasthan

    Largest producer state of copper Madhya Pradesh

    Mineral used in manufacturing insecticides , pesticiedes and paints managanese

    Ports iron ore is exported from Maharashtra goa belt Marmagao

    State largest producer of bauxite orrissa

    An ore of aluminium bauxite

    Belt has large reserve of iron ore bilary chitra durga chikkmlur tampur belt

    Minerals needed to conserve because they are finite and non renewable

    Finest quality of coal with highest carbon content anthracite

    Coal is formed in sedimentary rocks

    Singh hb hum of jharkand is leading producer of copper

    Neyvali famous for coal deposits

    Gharia raniganj bokaro are famous for coal

    Low grade brown coal lignite

    Indian major part of petroleum obtained from Mumbai high

    Indian oldest oil producing state assam

    Dibgoi and nahar katia are important oil field of assam

    Coal used in meling iron in blast furnace bituninious

    Non conventional source of energy solar energy

    Natural grass is ecofriendly fuel because it emits low carbon dioxide and
    combustion .

    Thermal power plant make use of coal petroleum and natural gas

    Technology that converts sunlight into electricity photovoltaic technology

    Sunlight water wind and bio mass non conventional source of energy

    Largest solar plant located in india at madhapur near bhuj

    Energy obtained from organic waste bio gas

    Region in india provides ideal condition for tidal energy gulf of kacchh

    Geothernmal projects have been set up parvati valley in himachal Pradesh

    Largest wind farm located tamil nadu

    Major power producing corporation in india national theemal power corporation .

    Costlier source of energy uranium

    Mineral belonging to catergory of ferrous minerals managanese
    Eg of metallic minerals iron ore , copeer , managense , nickel

    Eg of non metallic minerals limestone , dolomite and mica

    Two types of minerals ferrous minerals and non minerals

    India deficient in copper and zinc

    India rich in minerls iron ore and mica

    Four managese producing states of india Karnataka , mp , orrisa and maharshtra

    Iron ore producing state chattisgarh , orriisaa , karnitaka , jharkand

    Four types of coal according to carbon content arthracite 80% carbon ,
    bituminous 60-70 % carbon , Pet less than 50% carbon

    Metal obtained from baucite aluminium

    Place known for lignite deposist ney valley

    Energy production in belt from nagarkoil to Madurai wind

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