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| <center>[[File:Chalcocite.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Chalcocite]]''</center> || <center>[[Copper(I) sulfide|Cu<sub>2</sub>S]]</center> || <center>79.8</center> |
| <center>[[File:Chalcocite.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Chalcocite]]''</center> || <center>[[Copper(I) sulfide|Cu<sub>2</sub>S]]</center> || <center>79.8</center> |
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| <center>[[File:Covellite-USA.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Covellite]]''</center> || <center>[[Copper(II) sulfide|CuS]]</center> || <center>66.5</center> |
axsaaSasASasASsASAaSas| <center>[[File:Covellite-USA.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Covellite]]''</center> || <center>[[Copper(II) sulfide|CuS]]</center> || <center>66.5</center> |
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| <center>[[File:Bornite.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Bornite]]''</center> || <center>2Cu<sub>2</sub>S·CuS·FeS</center> || <center>63.3</center> |
| <center>[[File:Bornite.jpg|75px|]]</center><center>''[[Bornite]]''</center> || <center>2Cu<sub>2</sub>S·CuS·FeS</center> || <center>63.3</center> |
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==References== |
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[[Category:Copper]] |
[[Category:Copper]] |
Revision as of 09:41, 9 July 2014
Following is a list of minerals that serve as copper ores in the copper mining process:
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Copper-bearing minerals[1] |
References
- ^ Samans, Carl H. Engineering Metals and their Alloys MacMillan 1949
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