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important copper ore.
Bornite has a
brown to
copper-red
color on
fresh surfaces that
tarnishes to
various iridescent shades of blue to
purple in places. Its...
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feature copper(III). With tetrapeptides,
purple-colored
copper(III)
complexes are
stabilized by the
deprotonated amide ligands.
Complexes of
copper(III)...
- Iron
ores are
rocks and
minerals from
which metallic iron can be
economically extracted. The
ores are
usually rich in iron
oxides and vary in
color from...
- not
clear from this. The
source of
copper could have been
either a
copper ore (such as malachite),
filings from
copper ingots, or
bronze s**** and other...
- or
native vermilion (the
common ore of mercury).
Copper Glance –
copper(I)
sulfide ore.
Cuprite –
copper(I)
oxide ore.
Dutch White – a pigment, formed...
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distinct crystal (phenocryst)
sizes Porphyry copper deposit, a
primary (low grade)
ore deposit of
copper,
consisting of
porphyry rocks Mons Porphyrites...
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estimating the
extent of the gold and
copper deposits in the area. In 1939, he
filed a
report about the
Ertsberg (Dutch for "
ore mountain"). He was
working for...
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sulfide mineral with the
chemical formula (Zn, Fe)S. It is the most
important ore of zinc.
Sphalerite is
found in a
variety of
deposit types, but it is primarily...
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copper producer, in its heyday, in the 1830s, the mine
extracted ore containing 7.25%
copper. It may have
partially closed around 1840. However,
ore production...
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manganese ore to
manganese oxide (MnO),
which is a
leachable form. The
ore then
travels through a
grinding circuit to
reduce the
particle size of the
ore to...
