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Types of deposits?
The four types of deposits are: Recurring, Fixed, Savings and Current Savings. Deposits refer to the summary or total of the money kept or place in a bank account.
Where is the largest coal deposit in India?
The largest coal deposits in the world are in Russia, Australia, and the USA (United States Of America).
Is sulphur a good conductor?
no,aluminium,coper is good conductor
Corrosion of taj mahal is due to?
sulphur di oxide
What is damaging the Taj Mahal?
global warmig
What has the author Mohammad Muslim written?
Mohammad Muslim has written: 'Evaluation of sulphur deposits, Koh-i-Sultan (district Chagai) Baluchistan, Pakistan' -- subject(s): Sulphur deposits
How is sulphur extracted from frasch method?
Sulphur is generally extracted from underground deposits by drilling three concentric pipes upto the beds of sulphur (700 - 1200 feet deep).
How much percent of iron and lead are present in galena?
Galena contains 86% Lead. Usually Galena contains some Sulphur and except for the central Unites States deposits usually varying amounts of Silver. No iron however.
Where on Earth can sulphur be obtained?
Elemental sulphur can be found just about anywhere in the world as it occurs naturally and is abundant. Sulphur is mined in places like China, Canada, the United States, Russia, the Ukraine, and more.
Which States have major deposits of Gold?
California and Nevada
Where are the largest copper deposits in the US?
Arizona has the largest copper deposits in the United States. The top copper producing states in 2012 from the greatest to the least were Arizona, Utah, New Mexico,Nevada, and Montana. Other minor copper producing states were Alaska, Idaho, and Missouri.
What states had iron ore deposits in 1890-1920?
Minnesota
What landform do all the states with silver deposits have in common?
mountains
What are the five US states with large deposits of coal?
what 5 states have the large deposites of coal
Do landlords have to provide interest statements on security deposits?
Many states require this, but many states don't.
How do you get sulfur?
Sulphur is an important non-metallic yellow element. At ordinary temperature it exists as a solid. It melts at 119deg.c and boils at 444deg.c. It does not dissolve in water but does so in carbon disulphide. Its atomic number is 16 and relative density is 2.Sulphur is found in different forms. These are called allotropes of sulphur. Its three important allotropic forms are: rhombic sulphur, monoclinic sulphur, and plastic sulphur. The common form is called rhombic sulphur. It is made up of eightsided yellow crystals.When it is heated to more than 950deg.c, it changes into monoclinic sulphur. when the molten sulphur. When the molten sulphur is pored into cold water, it changes into plastic sulphur. Another allotrope is called flowers of sulphur. It is a yellow powder and is made by quickly cooling sulphur vapour.Large deposits of sulphur are found beneath the earth in several layers, especially in the United States. It is mined by a method called the Frasch process. This method was developed by Herman Frasch in 1891. employing this method ,three coaxial pipes of different diameters are inserted into the earth upto the sulphur bed. superheated water,at 170deg.c, is pumped down the outer pipe and compressed air is pumped down the central pipe . The sulphur is melted by the hot water and forced up by compressed air. The melted sulphur comes up through the middle pipe. It is collected in big wooden vats. Sulphur obtained by this process is 99.5% pure. Sulphur also occurs in nature as hydrogen sulphide gas, calcium sulphate and as sulphides.Sulphur is a reactive element.It burns in the air with a blue flame to form sulphur dioxide. This gas pollutes the air. Sulphur trioxide is another oxide of sulphur which dissolves in water and forms sulphuric acid.Most sulphur is used to make sulphuric acid. It is of great industrial importance. Sulphur is used in making wood pulp and for vulcanizing rubber. It is also used to make wide range of products like drugs, dyes and chemicals to kill insects and moulds. It is also used in manufacture of gun-powder and matches.
When did the coal deposits of the eastern united States begin to form?
commmpical bias
