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What are the uses of pewter?
Manufacturing metallic objects for churches or kitchens.
What are the sources of the mineral called the fluorite?
Fluorite is primarily sourced from hydrothermal veins in association with metallic ores like lead and zinc. It can also be found in sedimentary rocks and in areas where there are high concentrations of fluoride in groundwater. Some notable locations for fluorite deposits include China, Mexico, and the United States.
Why is it economic to recycle aluminium cans but less so for steel cans?
Because the amount of energy needed to reduce metallic aluminium from its ores is much larger than the amount of energy required to reduce iron from its ores. Reprocessing aluminium is therefore cheaper than smelting new aluminium by a larger margin than that for reprocessed iron. Also, but to a much smaller extent, because recycled aluminium is a much more uniform product, which melts directly to a material that can be used, whereas recycled steel tends to consist of a great mixture of different alloys, and melts to a material with all sorts of admixtures that is not suitable for many uses without further refining.
What are some examples of lateral thinking?
Using a brick as a phone. Solving a problem by working backwards from the desired outcome. Finding novel uses for everyday objects, such as using a paperclip as a bookmark.
What are the uses Chemical limestone?
What are some uses of chemical limestone
What are some examples of everyday uses of decimals?
money
What is the difference between metallic and non-metallic minerals?
Metallic minerals are composed primarily of metallic elements and have a metallic luster and other properties, such as the ability to conduct electricity. Non-metallic minerals do not have these characteristics.
What are 2 uses for minerals?
The two uses for metallic minerals are - spacecrafts and automobiles
What is unique about a metallic compound?
A metallic compound uses its sea of electrons, which are delocalized throughout the compound, to have higher ductility.
What is the need of purafication of ores?
Pure metals have more uses than ores, rocks, from the ground. Ores cannot be made into pipes, wires, or sheets of metal for various uses. Unlike the Flintstones, we cannot make a car out of rocks. Purified metals are used to make the frame, the body panels, the electrical wiring etc. for the car.
What are the uses of pewter?
Manufacturing metallic objects for churches or kitchens.
Non metallic minerals and their uses?
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What are some uses of flotation?
give examples of different types of flotation then i will tell you
What are some uses of geometry?
Geometry has many uses..... For examples construction of pryamids uses geometry... or even in construction of bridges and other enjeenering marvels.....
What is the name for a mineral mined for its valuable uses?
Minerals mined for their economic value are called ores.
What are some important uses for copper?
There are many important uses for copper. Copper can be used in pipes and in wiring as a few examples.
What is a Black metallic oxide?
A black metallic oxide is a type of compound formed by a metal combining with oxygen that appears black in color. These oxides typically have unique properties and uses depending on the specific metal involved. Examples include manganese dioxide and iron oxide.
