Abiotic Natural Resource :

• Abiotic resources comprise of non-living things like land, water, air and minerals such as gold, iron, copper and silver.
  
• Abiotic resources are not renewable, as they can be exhausted by excessive use and their rate of formation is very slow.
  
• The usefulness of the abiotic resources depends upon their accessibility and their value.
  
• Their total reserve cannot be increased by human efforts.
  
• These resources are in great demand for the development of industries.