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What is the definition of Resource depletion?
Depletion of resources is when natural resources (e.g. coal,oil,iron ore) begin to run out (become exhausted)
How is an ore made into a finished product?
it gets peed on by a bear.
What happens if water is added to a copper ore?
The copper will explode ??? * it gets wet * the copper ore goes through several stages of hydration as the water is absorbed, changing its crystal structure. This is a form of structural change but I've never seen it explode.
What is the rarest ore in Minecraft?
The rarest ore in Minecraft is emerald ore. Emerald ore can only be found in extreme hills biomes and only spawn as an individual rather than in veins. Emerald ore can be mined with an iron or diamond pickaxe.
Teird is this how you spell it?
"Tired" (physically fatigued, exhausted) "Tiered" (arranged in levels, tiers, as with ore mines or computer programs) "Tried" (attempted, past tense of try)
Does a prime number never have ore than 2 factors?
No.
Where is the galena invented?
Galena is a naturally occurring lead ore, it was never invented.
What can you make out of iron ore in Minecraft?
The only thing you can do with Iron Ore in Minecraft is smelt it in a furnace to get Iron Ingots.
What happens to ore after it's been mined?
Extracted Ore is crushed smelted, a chemical process usually requiring huge quantities of heat at very high temperature, to extract the metal from the mineral that was the ore. Eventually each specific ore deposit is exhausted and the mine falls into disuse.
How do you idenitfy the iron ore in mines?
there are only 1400 of these because they only call
Where can you find Beryllium Ore in Deepworld?
Beryllium Ore is currently only found in the desert biomes of Deepworld.It is mainly useful for crafting items. You can also get this ore through trading.
How does the iron ore get mined and transported to the steel mill?
The iron ore around here gets strip mined, loaded into rail cars, taken to the dock where it is loaded onto iron ore ships, and transported to the steel mills via the Great Lakes.
