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Hematite Group. The iron analogue of Corundum, Eskolaite, and Karelianite. Hematite is rather variable in its appearance - it can be in reddish brown, ocherous masses, dark silvery-grey scaled masses, silvery-grey to black crystals, and dark-grey masses, to
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Hematite. Named for the Greek word aimatodes, meaning “bloodlike,” in reference to the mineral’s color and streak. Hematite is extremely common with thousands of localities with exceptional crystals from Switzerland, Romania, Italy, England, Norway, Brazil, South Africa, Algeria, and the United States. Hematite occurs as an accessory mineral
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General Hematite Information : Chemical Formula: Fe2O3 : Composition: Molecular Weight = 159.69 gm Iron 69.94 % Fe 100.00 % Fe 2 O 3 Oxygen 30.06 % O _____ _____ 100.00 % 100.00 % = TOTAL OXIDE: Empirical Formula: Fe 3+ 2 O 3:
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Please note that the name 'hematite' is quite misleading, as this is NOT a natural stone. Investigation of one item offered for sale as 'magnetic hematite' showed it was composed of a ceramic barium-strontium ferrite magnet: (Ba,Sr)Fe 12 O 19 that has the magnetoplumbite structure. The average grain size of the ceramic is 5-10 microns, and the porosity is 10-15%.
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Hematite is the principle ore of iron. Huge quantities are mined throughout the world for industrial production. It is the source for roughly 90 percent of all iron mined in the United States. Hematite was largely used in the past as a red and brown pigment, although
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2018-4-26 Large hematite deposits appear in banded iron formation. The thist mineral is water soluble and may appear at the bottom of the water and may also appear in non-aqueous environments, which are related to volcanic events.
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2021-2-1 An iron-gravel composed primarily of hematite. Non-essential minerals - these minerals are common, sometimes major components, but are not always present:
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Oct 11, 2018 - Hematite Group. The iron analogue of Corundum, Eskolaite, and Karelianite. Hematite is rather variable in its appearance - it can be in reddish brown, ...
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Under the dark condition, hematite can promote Cr(VI) bioreduction by concentrating Cr(VI) and cells on mineral surface, as well as reducing toxic effects of chromium products to cells. However, hematite at high mineral-to-cell ratios may hinder Cr(VI)-microbe interaction in the dark by covering on cell surface.
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Hematite was largely used in the past as a red and brown pigment, although nowadays cheaper sources have been substituted. Well formed Hematite crystals are popular among mineral collectors, and tumbled, highly lustrous Hematite from Brazil makes a very popular, inexpensive specimen for amateur collectors. Hematite is also used as a minor gemstone.
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Hematite: Mineral information, data and localities. Hematite Group The iron analogue of Corundum, Eskolaite, and Karelianite Hematite is rather variable in its appearance it can be in reddish brown, ocherous masses, dark silverygrey scaled masses, silverygrey to black crystals, and darkgrey masses, to name a few What they all have in common is a
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Hematite is dense and hard, it is the most important ore of iron because of its high iron content and its abundance.The mineral occurs in various habits: steel-gray crystals and coarse-grained varieties with a brilliant metallic luster are known as specular hematite; thin, scaly forms make up micaceous hematite; and crystals in petal-like arrangements are called iron roses.
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2020-4-9 Hematite Matter and Mineral. According to the data provided in the Periodic Table, a common isotope of Nickel has 28 electrons, 28 protons and 31 neutrons (Schaller Section 28). The difference between covalent and ionic bonds is often reduced to the state of matter, in which they traditionally occur, yet there is a bit more to the specifics of ...
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Hematite is the most important ore of iron. Hematite has a wide variety of other uses, but their economic significance is very small compared to the importance of iron ore. The mineral is used to produce pigments, preparations for heavy media separation, radiation shielding, ballast, and many other products.
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Hematite Information. Steel gray to black; blood red in thin slivers or crystals. Massive material is brownish red. From the Greek hema, “blood,” due to the red streak (powder) and appearance of some specimens. A major ore of iron; usually in sedimentary deposits in thick beds; also in igneous rocks, metamorphic rocks, and lavas (deposited ...
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2020-1-12 What mineral group does hematite belong to? Class: Oxides and Hydroxides. Group: Hematite. Uses: Very important ore of iron, as a pigment and as mineral specimens. Regarding this, what mineral group is pyrite in? Pyrite is a brass-yellow mineral with a bright metallic luster. It has a chemical composition of iron sulfide (FeS2) and is the most ...
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2018-1-1 According to the second pathway of magnetic mineral formation, sufficient absorbing ligands and organic acids may not only accelerate the transformation from ferrihydrite to maghemite (Schwertmann, 1985, Barron and Torrent, 2002, Barrón et al., 2003), but may also strongly impede the direct transformation from ferrihydrite to hematite (Cabello ...
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This paper presents new quantitative data on the distribution of hematite and goethite in African mineral dust; this is relevant to establishing its light absorption properties, hence its direct effect on the radiation balance. This research is based on X-ray absorption analysis of
Read More2021-2-26 The hematite content of the Martian hematite spherules is about 71 wt% (Schneider et al. 2007), whereas the iron oxide mineral concentration of the Shankargarh concretions varies from 20 to 35 wt%. The number density of hematite spherules is significantly higher in the Burns Formation as compared to the Shankargarh iron oxide concretions.
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Hematite Group.The iron analogue of Corundum, Eskolaite, and Karelianite. Hematite is rather variable in its appearance - it can be in reddish brown, ocherous masses, dark silvery-grey scaled masses, silvery-grey to black crystals, and dark-grey masses, to name a few.
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Hematite occurs as an accessory mineral in igneous rocks, as a sublimate in volcanic rocks, in high-temperature hydrothermal veins, a contact metamorphism product, in metamorphosed banded iron formations, as a cement in sedimentary and a constituent in oolitic iron formations, and it is abundant on weathered iron-bearing minerals.
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General Hematite Information : Chemical Formula: Fe2O3 : Composition: Molecular Weight = 159.69 gm Iron 69.94 % Fe 100.00 % Fe 2 O 3: Oxygen 30.06 % O: 100.00 % 100.00 % = TOTAL OXIDE
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Investigation of one item offered for sale as 'magnetic hematite' showed it was composed of a ceramic barium-strontium ferrite magnet: (Ba,Sr)Fe12O19 that has the magnetoplumbite structure. The average grain size of the ceramic is 5-10 microns, and the porosity is 10-15%. In addition, the magnetic field strength of this material is much larger ...
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Metallogenic Study and Mineral Deposit Data Sheets: Grafton-Maclean Metallogenic Map (SH/56-6, SH/56-7), Geological Survey of New South Wales, 2001: HF Henley, RE Brown, JW Brownlow, RG Barnes and WJ Stroud. Published by the Geological Survey of New South Wales.
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Red Hematite mineral data, information about Red Hematite, its properties and worldwide locations.
Read MoreHematite was largely used in the past as a red and brown pigment, although nowadays cheaper sources have been substituted. Well formed Hematite crystals are popular among mineral collectors, and tumbled, highly lustrous Hematite from Brazil makes a very popular, inexpensive specimen for amateur collectors. Hematite is also used as a minor gemstone.
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Showing 29 significant localities out of 22,000 recorded on mindat.org. This map shows a selection of localities that have latitude and longitude coordinates recorded. Click on the symbol to view information about a locality. The symbol next to localities in the list can be used to jump to that position on the map.
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2020-6-28 A brown to deep-red variety of natural ferric oxide containing an appreciable portion of clay (or sand). Synonym of: ironstone clay Klaus K.E. Neuendorf, James P. Mehl, Jr., and Julia A. Jackson (Editors), 2017. Glossary of Geology.
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