The assemblage present included quartz, chalcopyrite, pyrite, sphalerite, magnetite, and hematite. |
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The red sandstone is made up of quartz grains coated with hematite, an iron oxide mineral that gives the stone a red colour. |
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The fluids that precipitated the veins were a likely source for some of the iron that formed the hematite. |
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Among the simple oxides, only anatase and hematite have been found to date. |
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The ironstone is locally represented by hematite matrix-supported vein quartz breccia. |
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Most, if not all, of these mines have likely produced specimen-quality hematite, goethite, and perhaps other minerals. |
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Like hematite, some goethite is pseudomorphic after a rhombohedral carbonate mineral. |
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Tiny crystals of hematite, goethite, chalcopyrite, marcasite, and dolomite are common and make excellent micromounts. |
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The lakebed is believed to contain hematite, a crystalline iron compound usually formed in the presence of water. |
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Sandstones with this component contain authigenic hematite intergrown with kaolinite and illite and replacing muscovite. |
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The hematite and the clays appear intergrown, suggesting that they co-precipitated. |
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The partial inclusions of hematite take the form of microscopic rosettes of thin, splendent blue-black plates. |
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I have always regarded specular hematite as a micaceous or platy form that would be very difficult to fashion into beads. |
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Some of the material contained micaceous masses of specular hematite associated with quartz, epidote, and numerous veinlets of calcite. |
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The team achieved the gains by coating hematite, an iron oxide similar to rust, with nickel iron oxide. |
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Impressive blades and masses of lustrous micaceous hematite occur in localized quartz veins, and reniform goethite is found in the walls. |
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The third potential way the hematite could have formed is by oxidation of a mineral called magnetite in basalt and lavas. |
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This colour change occurs over only a few metres on the ground and is probably related to the reduction of hematite to magnetite. |
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An increasingly important source of iron for commercial uses is taconite, a mixture of hematite and silica. |
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A spectrometer on MGS revealed a large deposit of hematite in the heavily cratered highlands. |
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Gray hematite more quietly occupies the rims of hot springs and geysers where its presence often goes unnoticed. |
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In this specimen, limonite contributes to the bright central arc, while fine spherules of hematite suffuse the quartz with a purplish hue. |
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At Azegour, Morocco, uraninite occurs in tactite with molybdenite, chalcopyrite, barite, pyrite, hematite, and garnet. |
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The Badger Flats area is also well known for clinozoisite, garnet, hematite, scheelite, vesuvianite, wollastonite, and zoisite. |
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He mentions that the amazonite occurred in association with orthoclase, smoky quartz, specular hematite, and rare anhydrite. |
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He wears a top hat and coat-tails, and white spats on shoes the color of Alaskan hematite. |
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Iddingsite is a mixture of orthopyroxene, maghemite, hematite, cristobalite, and amorphous silica that is formed from olivine. |
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Brookite is best known from alpine-cleft-type occurrences, where it is round with anatase, rutile, titanite, quartz, adularia, albite, hematite, calcite, and chlorite. |
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The hole anchored in bedrock at 13.0 metres and cut through wacke with local hematite and epitode alterations to 274.4 metres. |
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Much hematite occurs in a soft, fine-grained, earthy form called red ochre or ruddle. |
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It may also have a sparkle owing to inclusions of hematite, in which case it is called sunstone. |
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Corundum, a member of the hematite group, is extremely rare at Mont Saint-Hilaire. |
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Selected maps show jarosite and hematite, common products of the oxidation of iron-sulfide tailings. |
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Leaching residues from zinc processing, dusts and sludges such as jarosite, hematite, goethite, etc. |
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Hydraulically fractured gneiss with hematite, carbonate, quartz, and chlorite infilling. |
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This was a steely gray specimen of the mineral hematite which, like many other stones, has a tradition of healing and additional magical influences. |
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Some hematite replacement erases all traces of the original mineralogy. |
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The early diagenetic precipitation of hematite and calcite took place during subaerial exposure and are the results of caliche and palaeosol formation. |
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The red colour in the rock is due to the presence of hematite, an oxidized iron mineral. |
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These nuggets contain the mineral hematite, which almost always forms in the presence of water. |
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Further south, a consortium led by Pan World Minerals International Inc. is planning to open a mine for the direct shipping of hematite ore. |
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Calcite veins and hematite bands near the top reflect degassing of the flow interior. |
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Any or all of these carbonate minerals may have acted as the now-replaced parent to the well-known pseudomorphic, rhombohedral replacements by hematite and goethite. |
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As seen in the granite, subhedral to anhedral grains of fayalite are fractured and show varying stages of alteration to hematite, antigorite, calcite, and magnetite. |
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The replacement of the authigenic magnetite by hematite probably occurred at the same time as the specular hematite that surrounds the dolomite grains. |
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Both areas were selected because they have an ancient layer of hematite, an iron oxide mineral that on Earth almost always forms in an aqueous environment. |
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Iron, for example, is a common silver-white metal that melts at 1,535° C, is very malleable, and readily combines with oxygen to form the common substances hematite and magnetite. |
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The presence of garnet, calcite, quartz and epidote, with mineralization associated with pyrite, chalcopyrite and hematite would correspond to a skarn-type area generally oxidized in rich in iron. |
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Further hematite deposits were discovered, of sufficient size to develop factories for smelting and exporting steel. |
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Specular hematite, albite, adularia, and quartz fill voids and form veins, and also occur as granulated fragments in the groundmass. |
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Schwertmann U, Kampf N Properties of goethite and hematite in kaolinitic soils of southern and central Brazil. |
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Pigments used include red and yellow ochre, hematite, manganese oxide and charcoal. |
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The soils that are generally designated under the very vague term of laterite are rich in Iron and Aluminium sesquioxides such as goethite, hematite, gibbsite, and boemite. |
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The veins are mainly made-up of pyrite, chalcopyrite, hematite, iron oxides and grey-white quartz associated with the Soraya formation and the Apurimac batholite. |
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The crystals are of quartz, less often of calcite or dolomite, and sometimes of aragonite, ankerite, hematite, magnetite, pyrite, chalcopyrite, and sphalerite. |
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Other minerals present in the upper zone include bornite, covellite, chalcocite, prousite, hematite, kaolin, and illite-smectite. |
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The intrusive takes on a reddish hue due to hematite alteration. |
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Yellow and blue magnesiocopiapite and aluminocopiapite, white epsomite and wilcoxite, and blue chalcanthite coat the hematite walls. |
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Minor magnetite is present and some has been partly converted to hematite as martite. |
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Small features: The stone of sun is a rather complete stone which borrows its virtues from the cornelian, from the amber, from the citrine and from the hematite. |
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Despite the large variety of mineralogical forms in which iron naturally occurs, only a few are commercially important, principally the ferrous oxides magnetite, hematite, limonite and ilmenite. |
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The ores comprising blue and red hematite with goethite and limonite were formed by the leaching of the gangue minerals such as chert, silicates and carbonates. |
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A number of minerals have been identified in Palmer Land, including magnetite, hematite, limonite, chalcopyrite, pyrite, and azurite, and traces of gold and silver have been discovered. |
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The matrix includes scattered crystals of pyrite and hematite and the rock is penetrated by complicated branching fractures and vugs. |
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In the mineralogical composition of the clay fraction, gibbsite, kaolinite and hematite stand out. |
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Several drill holes completed in 1957, 1971-72 had intersected indications of an iron zone rich in specular hematite in the area west of the proposed mine site. |
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The following major and minor minerals were identified in the samples examined: quartz, orthoclase, albite, anorthite, biotite, muscovite, garnet, secondary chlorite, kaolinite, magnetite, ilmenite, hematite, and apatite. |
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Oolitic hematite occurs at Red Mountain near Birmingham, Alabama, along with oolitic limestone. |
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Iron is commonly found in the Earth's crust in the form of an ore, usually an iron oxide, such as magnetite or hematite. |
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Initial observations suggest that the enriched iron horizons were derived from schistose banded ironstone, with schistocity now seen as specular hematite. |
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Small and intermediate size nodules at the top of the profile have the highest proportions of hematite and maghemite, no PDM, and minor amounts of hydrated mineral phases. |
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Some of the noteworthy gemstones featured in rings this spring are opaque, sultry gems like moonstone, hematite, rutilated quartz, lapis lazuli and labradorite. |
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The mineralization occurs within breccia cement and is associated with hematite, chlorite, ferroan dolomite, minor thorite, ilmenorutile and pyrite. |
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Cassiterite, yazganite, hematite and trydimite mineral paragenesis have developed on the cavity walls as coating materials in the near-surface open fractures. |
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He said that these two anomalies were geologically similar but that M63 had a higher hematite content associated with magnetite compared to M62 that is magnetite dominant. |
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Detrital magnetite could have oxidized to hematite and goethite, while detrital ilmenite could transform to leucoxene during early diagenetic stages. |
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This mineral is unique to the andesitic volcanic complex, occurring in association with tridymite, hematite, cassiterite, magnetite, orpiment and realgar. |
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Placer environments typically contain black sand, a conspicuous shiny black mixture of iron oxides, mostly magnetite with variable amounts of ilmenite and hematite. |
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Sometimes finely pounded cinder was used instead of hematite. |
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Located about 450km north east of Geraldton, Padbury's flagship Peak Hill Iron Joint Venture is in the early stages of project development targeting magnetite and hematite. |
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KlEnppibEncken is an intrusive-related uranium deposit, hosted by brecciated and cataclastic granite which is strongly enriched in fluorite or hematite. |
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The hematite and goethite occurrences are interpreted to result from alteration and enrichment of the magnetite-bearing BIF, particularly in areas of complex folding. |
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The alteration consists primarily of a hematite, carbonate, albite, and sericite assemblage with the presence of pyrite being a strong indicator of the gold mineralization. |
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Kaolinite, illite, quartz, microcline, dickite, mordenite, gamma alumina and iron rich minerals, such as pyrite and hematite, constituted the mineral makeup. |
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