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Bog iron is a form of
impure iron deposit that
develops in
bogs or
swamps by the
chemical or
biochemical oxidation of
iron carried in solution. In general...
- A
bog body is a
human cadaver that has been
naturally mummified in a peat
bog. Such bodies,
sometimes known as
bog people, are both
geographically and...
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hydrogen cyanide, the purifier, p****ed the gas over
trays of
ferric oxide as
bog iron ore,
similar to red rust,
which removed sulfur and
cyanide compounds and...
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wetlands Bog body –
Corpse preserved in a
bog Bog butter –
Ancient substance found in peat
bogs Bog iron – Form of
iron ore
deposited in
bogs Irish Peatland...
- to its
occurrence as
bog iron ore in
meadows and marshes. In its
brown form, it is
sometimes called brown hematite or
brown iron ore.
Limonite is relatively...
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exporters of
Iron ore are Australia, Brazil,
South Africa, Canada, and Ukraine. One of the
first sources of
iron ore is
bog iron.
Bog iron takes the form...
- widely-available
goethite or
bog ore, for example,
during the
American Revolution and the
Napoleonic Wars. Historically, much of the
iron ore
utilized by industrialized...
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iron-oxidizing
bacteria po****tion.
Groundwater may be
naturally de-oxygenated by
decaying vegetation in swamps.
Useful mineral deposits of
bog iron ore...
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mines supplied iron furnaces scattered throughout the
colonies in the 1700s.
Bog iron ore
common around the
Chesapeake Bay fed
numerous iron furnaces in...
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which divides iron-rich
sedimentary rocks into
three categories:
bog iron deposits, ironstones, and
iron formations. A
bog-
iron deposit is
iron that formed...