Although fluorite and native sulfur are not metallic minerals,deposits of these materials are still called ore deposits.

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Ore deposits refer to any concentration of mineral that can be extracted from the earth's crust for economic purposes, regardless of whether the mineral is metallic or not. Fluorite and native sulfur both have industrial uses and can be extracted from deposits in the earth's crust, which is why they are considered ore deposits.

Although Fluorite and Native Sulfur Are Not Metallic Minerals,deposits of These