Match the ores (column A) with the metals (columns B)
(Column A ) (Column B )
Ores Metals
(I) Siderite (a) Zinc
(II) Kaolinite (b) Copper
(III) Malachite (c) Iron
(Iv) Calamine (d) Aluminium
(I) - (c) ; (II) - (d) ; (iii) - (a) ; (Iv) - (b)
(I) - (b) ; (II) - (c) ; (iii) - (d) ; (Iv) - (a)
(I) - (c) ; (II) - (d) ; (iii) - (b) ; (Iv) - (a)
(I) - (a) ; (II) - (b) ; (iii) - (c) ; (Iv) - (d)
Minerals -
The various compounds of metals which occur in the earth's crust and are obtained by mining are called minerals
- wherein
In the earth crust order of abundance of elements is OSiAlFe
Ore -
The minerals from which a metal can be profitably and easily extracted is called an ore
- wherein
All the ores are minerals but all minerals can not be ores.
As we know that
(I) - (c) ; (II) - (d) ; (iii) - (a) ; (Iv) - (b)
Option 2)(I) - (b) ; (II) - (c) ; (iii) - (d) ; (Iv) - (a)
Option 3)(I) - (c) ; (II) - (d) ; (iii) - (b) ; (Iv) - (a)
Option 4)(I) - (a) ; (II) - (b) ; (iii) - (c) ; (Iv) - (d)
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