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Leucoxene is a fine
granular alteration product of
titanium minerals. It
varies in
color from
yellow to brown. It
consists mainly of
rutile or anatase...
- the pseudo-mineral
leucoxene, a fine-grained
yellowish to
grayish or
brownish material enriched to 70% or more of TiO2.
Leucoxene is an
important source...
- zirconium.
Besides these minerals,
beach sand may also
contain garnet,
leucoxene, sillimanite, and mo****te.
These minerals are
quite often found in ordinary...
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Dahab contains many
mineral deposits,
including rutile, zircon, mo****te,
leucoxene, and gold. Many of
these are
Neoproterozoic rocks such as schist. Dahab...
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subordinate epidote, zoisite, chlorite, quartz, titanite, and
accessory leucoxene,
ilmenite and
magnetite which have a
protolith of an
igneous rock are...
- Ilmenite,
generally of 10% to 60% of THM Rutile, from 5% to 25% of THM
Leucoxene, from 1% to 10% of THM Gangue,
typically quartz, magnetite, garnet, chromite...
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Mumbai ,
India Key
people D.
Singh (Chairman & MD)
Products Ilmenite Leucoxene Rutile Zircon Garnet Sillimanite Lanthanum carbonate Cerium(III) carbonate...
- TiO2,
occur widely also, e.g.
rutile as a 'heavy mineral' in
beach sand.
Leucoxene, fine-grained
anatase formed by
natural alteration of ilmenite, is yet...
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Pyrite 0.47
Chalcopyrite 0.05
Galena Traces Magnetite 0.15
Ilmenite +
leucoxene 0.25 Iron
hydroxide (goethite) 0.27
Pitchblende in ****ociation with pyrite...
- in
minerals such as
beach sand,
heavy mineral deposits like ilmenite,
leucoxene, and mo****te. An
estimated 241
million tonnes of
mineral reserves are...
