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Option 1 : Only B is true
The correct answer is Option 1, Every ore is mineral but every mineral is not an ore.
- In the modern periodic table, there are 118 elements out of which 92 falls in the category of metals, 20 non-metals, and 6 metalloids.
- Metals are extracted from ore and minerals contain both metals as well as non-metals.
- For example, aluminium exists in two mineral forms that are clay and Bauxite. But aluminium is mainly extracted from bauxite which contains 70% aluminium oxide, i.e Bauxite is an ore of aluminium whereas clay is not an ore.
- Hence, every ore is a mineral but every mineral is not an ore.
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