ORE Formula metal ORE Formula metal Bauxite Al,O, -2H,O Al Zincite ZnO Zn Copper Iron Pyrites CuFeS, Cu Rock salt NaCI Na Zinc Blende ZnS Zn Cinnabar HgS Hg Magnesite MgCO, Mg Magnetite Fe,O, Fe 3. 4. Epsom salt MgSO, -7H,O Mg Galena PbS Pb Horn Silver AgC/ Ag Gypsum CaSO, 2H,O Са Рyrolusite MnO, Mn Lime stone СаСО, Са Haematite Fe,O, Fe Carnallite KCI MgCl, 6H,O Mg

ORE Formula metal ORE Formula metal Bauxite Al,O, -2H,O Al Zincite ZnO Zn Copper Iron Pyrites CuFeS, Cu Rock salt NaCI Na Zinc Blende ZnS Zn Cinnabar HgS Hg Magnesite MgCO, Mg Magnetite Fe,O, Fe 3. 4. Epsom salt MgSO, -7H,O Mg Galena PbS Pb Horn Silver AgC/ Ag Gypsum CaSO, 2H,O Са Рyrolusite MnO, Mn Lime stone СаСО, Са Haematite Fe,O, Fe Carnallite KCI MgCl, 6H,O Mg

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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