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Minerals and Ores

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Minerals have a definite .

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external appearance

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chemical composition

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physical composition

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place of origin

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Solution

The correct option is B chemical composition
Minerals have a definite internal structure. Hence, the arrangement of chemical elements in minerals are definite or fixed. If we extract mineral X from India and mineral X from South Africa and study their internal structure, they will be exactly the same.

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