Perhaps the most common iron ore is taconite.
Chalcopyrite
It can be expensive and harmful to the environment.yes it can be harmful yet it can cause dormant toxins in the ore to become active.Not to mention that the more you mine the ore the actual gangue becomes higher than the actual value of the ore itself, therefore ridding it of the classification "ore"(gangue: the commercially valueless material in which ore is found.)(bold = edited by Ethan Urban)
It is less expensive and the operation can remove all ore with no need to leave anything for structural reasons.
The most common ore of copper is Copper pyrite CuFeS2 but other ores are also exist.
It is very hard and very expensive to remove the copper from that ore.
Using Electrolysis: is the most powerful extraction method. But it takes a lot of electricity and that makes it expensive. Hence, electrolysis is only used for the most reactive metals.The method of extracting metal from its ore depends upon how reactive the metal is. The more ractive the metal, the more difficult and expensive it is to seperate from its ore.
It is very hard and very expensive to remove the copper from that ore.
There are many types of metal ore on Earth. One of the most common is iron ore, which is also known as hematite.
Ore was deep underground and it was expensive to extract.
It can be expensive and harmful to the environment. ......
The most often mined ore of copper is the mineral chalcopyrite.
The most common aluminium ore is bauxite.
Perhaps the most common iron ore is taconite.
Iron ore can be found almost anywhere deep underground. The top countries mining iron ore are China followed by Australia, Brazil, India and Russia. If you google "china iron ore map" in images you'll find the most active iron ore mines in the world.
Yes. Bauxite is the most commonly used aluminum ore.
What was most of the silver deep underground in rich streaks of ore called?