The color orange in minerals is usually caused by the presence of minerals such as iron oxide (hematite) or impurities of other elements like chromium or lithium. Minerals like spessartine garnet or fire opal also exhibit orange coloration due to certain trace elements in their composition.
Calcium
The nutrients are Fat, Minerals, ect
well this is also the question i was looking for but i finnally found it The minerals used to make the color orange is Ruby and peridot. I Hope this helps alot -SelGomezOfficially
Blue Type, Green Type, And, Orange Type
Water would be full of minerals. Also anything that contains water would be rich in minerals. For example orange juice. Fish is another good example of food that would be rich in minerals.
It contains vitamins c which is really important for your body.
An orange is not a significant source of protein nor is it a source of fat. It is rich in fructose, a simple carbohydrate. It provides vitamins and minerals.
The stone called, "Decomposed Granite" is orange (and a little crumbly). A lot of granite is composed of white and black minerals in a speckled appearance.
The orange hue of the soil in the Sahara Desert is due to high concentrations of iron oxide (rust) on the surface. The iron minerals present in the soil oxidize and give it the distinct orange color. This phenomenon is common in arid regions where weathering and lack of vegetation expose the iron-rich minerals.
The charasteristics of a carrot would probably be orange, rough, rugged,and full with minerals and vitamins.
Water (87%)Sugars (9%)Protein (0.5%)Minerals (0.5%)Fiber (3%)A very small amount of the following are also included:Citric acidAscorbic Acid (Vitamin C)Orange oilPotassiumA small amount of almost all the other vitamins and minerals