Mining

Canaries were once regularly used in coal miningas an early warning system. Toxic gases such as carbon monoxide and methane in the mine would kill the bird.

The biggest danger in retreat coal mining is the miners are removing coal pillars as the miners "retreat". The removal of coal pillars, which support the mine's roof, can cause mine collapse.

No, minerals are not alive. A mineral is a naturally occurring solid. The seven characteristics of life are Sensitivity, Breathing (or respiration), Movement, Growth, Feeding, Excretion, and Reproduction. Nothing of the characteristics are held by a mineral.

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Mining can cause pollution of the ground and water, and imperil the lives of workers unless safety precautions are followed.

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The state of North Carolina leads in the production of tobacco as well as in the manufacture of furniture and textiles. The capital of North Carolina is Raleigh.

California gold miners didn't eat "in the mines" they ate at their camp. Usually it was very simple food since everything was cooked over a campfire. Pancakes were popular, eggs (though they could be expensive in the camps), beans, hardtack, (thick, stone hard crackers) coffee was popular, dried peas, chicken, rabbit, and a steak if they found gold. It was a rough life and often the men were sick, wet, and dirty. Bread was an important staple in any miners diet. It was cheap, and easy to make. Many miners cooked their food, and even baked bread in a "Dutch Oven", a large, cast iron pot with a tight fitting lid. They first made their own yeast by allowing flour and water to ferment in a warm place, this was the "starter" for sour dough bread, biscuits, pancakes and more. When the starter was mature, they would take a scoop out, add flour and make the bread dough. They let it rise in the dutch oven near the fire while they slept. In the morning they would dig a hole next to the fire, put hot coals into it, put the dutch oven in, add more coals, and cover it over with dirt and go off to their mine to work. When they came back to camp at the end of the day, the bread was baked and ready to eat.

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Most salt if mined by a mining company filling up a hole with salt water (normally sea water). They then evaporate the water leaving the salt behind. It is then separated from the other minerals that are in sea water.

You could separate gold from other metals by gravity, by melting, or by chemical means.

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There are four major terms used to describe colors. The three primary and three secondary colors are the only ones that are correctly called colors.

All other colors are either tints, hues, or shades.

Tints are formed by adding white to lighten the color.

Hues are formed by mixing colors in different ratios of the component colors

Shades are formed by adding black to the original color.

Assuming you are starting at level 1 with 0 xp, you will need 37,224 xp for level 40 mining.

Gypsum is primarily used for only one production and that's the drywall production. Drywall's biggest ingredient is gypsum.

Most silver is produced from argentiferous ores--the sulfides of lead, copper, and zinc--which may contain varying amounts of silver, depending on their location.

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You take the metal ores - in the case of bronze, you need 1 copper + 1 tin for every bronze bar - to a furnace. Alternately, you can use the "Superheat Item" magic spell. This requires Magic level 43, and costs a Nature Rune each. Because of the cost of the Nature Rune, it isn't worth-while for most low-level players.

It's been several years since my Runescape days, but I believe you smelt your silver bar with iron ore.

Around 1-3 hours. Non members should mine iron found in the al-kharid mine or falador mine Members should mine granite in the desert quarry... You can also mine star sprites but these may be hard to find.

The largest free player gold mine in Runescape is in the crafting guild south-west of Falador you need a crafting level of at least 40 and a brown apron (you must be wearing it to go in but you can then take it off) to enter.

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This will never be a one man operation these days. The chance of finding gold in a river is very slim. Have to have mines in the right places.

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I would recommend powermining iron ore either in the South-East Varrock mine, or the Dwarven Mine. Once you have level 60 mining, mine coal in the mining guild 'til 85. Then, mine runite ore, which sells for about 20,000 gp each in the grand exchange!

(If you have lvl 30 smithing, use iron and coal to make steel bars)

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rates

1 bar=1,000gp

10 bars=10,000gp

100 bars=100,000gp

1,000 bars=1,000,000gp

(recommended) 10,000 bars=10,000,000gp