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How is malachite mined?
how is malachite mined
Where do shale rocks form?
Shale is sedimentary, and is normally formed at the bottom of bodies of water. It is today found on mountaintops sometimes, but that is because of the "pushing up" action of plate tectonics. It is most commonly found at ground level, though.
Why is slate used as chalk?
it not a slate is a hand hold chalkboard
Is slate foliated or nonfoliated?
Slate is a foliated metamorphic rock.
Was slate once shale?
Slate is derived from it's parent rock, which is shale. Slate is a metamorphic rock that is composed of microcrystals.
Where is slate mined?
it is mined in Spain
What mineral is mined in upper peninsula?
Copper Iron and gole were the most commonly mined minerals
What is the most commonly mined ore yielding neurotoxin?
silver
What is a snooker surface?
It is most commonly baize.
What is the most commonly mined ore used as a neurotoxin mad as a hatter?
Silver
What element was mined in the upper peninsula of michigan?
copper
What is the most commonly mined ore yielding a neurotoxin as in the phrase mad as a hatter?
Cinnabar
Where is slate rocks found?
In BRazil United states AFrica Spain China
What commonly becomes phyllite through metamorphism?
slate
What are the uses of slate?
Slate has been mined for generations. It is good for paving, tiling, making slate chalk boards, making fire places, etc etc. In Llanberis, Wales there is a Slate Museum. If you want to know more about slate and what it does Google the Slate Museum and they'll tell you all you want/need to know
Where is aluminum mined in the world?
Aluminum ore, commonly called bauxite, is mined in Australia (the top producer) China, Brazil, Guinea, and India.
How is azurite mined?
It is most likely mined in a strip mine.
