根据第三段 “Researchers at England's University of Plymouth did an experiment to draw people's attention to the use of conflict elements.” (英国普利茅斯大学的研究人员做了一项实验,以引起人们对冲突 元素使用的注意。 )以及第五段 “Unfortunately, mining these ores can be bad for the environment"...
Name the chief ore of iron. What are the three raw materials used in the production of iron from its ore ? With the help of a labelled diagram of a blast furn
Young Man.Iron, steel, brass, white-metal, and so on. O.M.Where are these found? Y.M.In the rocks. O.M.In a pure state? Y.M.No--in ores. O.M.Are the metals suddenly deposited in the ores? Y.M.No--it is the patient work of countless ages. O.M.You could make the eng...
Metals occur naturally on earth, but when we give this a deeper thought, metals are found below the earth, hidden in special rocks which are called ores. Metals such as iron, copper, and tin have to be extracted from their ores. Generally, pure metals are weak in structure, they cannot ...
Metal ores are generally oxides, sulfides, silicates, or native metals (such as nativecopper) not commonly concentrated in the crust of the Earth, or noble metals (normally not forming compounds) such asgold. To remove the elements of interest from the waste material and the ore crystals, the...
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Q1: What is the main method of extracting metals from their ores? A1: English: The main method of extracting metals from their ores is through reduction, often using carbon in a blast furnace for...
Why are transition metal compounds added to glazes for pottery? Why do transition metals have high melting points? Why are transition metals less reactive? What are the advantages and disadvantages of Soxhlet extraction? Why are metal ores non-renewable resources? What are the advantages and disadva...
Copper is formed by the melting and cooling of molten rock and found fairly close to the Earths’ surface, alongside with silver it has sulphite within the ores as they are created in brine which is a boiling salty water deep within the Earths’ crust and then pushed up through ocean vents...
What state of matter is iodine? What state of matter is francium at room temperature? What state of matter is xenon? What state of matter is cobalt? What state of matter are most nonmetals? What is the state of matter for iron?