Tungsten is not a rock. It is an element. Its atomic number is 74 and abbreviation is W (which stands for Wolfram, its other name)
tungsten carbide
Mining
Halogen gas is in a Tungsten-Halogen Light Bulb.
Tungsten Carbide is made from compounds of Tungsten and Carbon. At the base level, Tungsten Carbide resembles a type of fine dark powder. This powder then made into shapes by being pressed.
Tungsten rock is not sedimentary; it is typically found in mineral form, most commonly as wolframite or scheelite, which are both classified as igneous or metamorphic rocks. These minerals originate from hydrothermal processes or are formed during the cooling of magma. Sedimentary rocks, on the other hand, are formed from the accumulation of sediments and organic material over time. Therefore, tungsten itself does not qualify as a sedimentary rock.
It's man made. You can't find tungsten metal in the earth the way you can find gold. What occurs is a rock containing a metal compound, for instance the ore scheelite which contains calcium tungstate. Tungsten is extracted from it by first converting it to tungsten oxide and then reducing this with hydrogen.
tungsten
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Tungsten is represented by the symbol W which came from its earlier name of Wolfram. Tungsten comes from Tung Sten, the Swedish words meaning heavy stone.
nonmetals
The name for tungsten originates from the Swedish words "Tung" and "sten." This two words have the literal meaning of "heavy stone.' Discovered in 1783 in a mineral called wolframite, tungsten is classified as a metal.
If it is necessary is possible. This depends on the type of compound.