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Well for starters, we have minerals in our bodies like iron, calcium, magnesium, etc. but we also use it for things like electricity and buildings and cars such as we use copper in electricity, iron to make steel, and so on

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While minerals are frequently used to create the materials used in the construction of roads and buildings, they also serve as critical components in the manufacturing of high-tech electronics, next-generation vehicles and other everyday devices.

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