a mine
Most of the silver found in rich mineral ores under the earth is called "argentite." Argentite is a silver sulfide mineral (Ag2S) that is a significant source of silver. In addition to argentite, silver can also be found in ores like galena and tetrahedrite, which contain silver as a byproduct of lead or copper extraction.
coal, petroleum, lead, and silver
coal, petroleum, lead, and silver
Silver, Iron, Diamonds, and Gold
A mineral that consists of mercury and silver is called amalgam. Amalgam is a naturally occurring alloy that forms when silver and mercury combine in a specific ratio. It is typically found in association with certain ore deposits.
iron ore, zinc, silver, and gold
the main mineral resources in Ontario Canada include nickel, copper, zinc, uranium, gold and silver.
no. silicate minerals have silicon in them
it is mineral because it is our teasure
No, silver is not a rock. Silver is a chemical element with the symbol Ag and atomic number 47. It is a lustrous metal that is often found in nature as a mineral or as part of other minerals.
No, silver is a mineral.
Silver is a metal element that is typically found in nature as a mineral within igneous and hydrothermal veins, rather than being a sedimentary rock component. It is primarily associated with volcanic and magmatic processes.