Chromite
Chromite
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T """""""* T TiTiiSiSi^M' "" -^ rip. I Fio. 5 Chrome Ore rocks that concealed the deposit as shown in Fig. 1 and 2. The dark portion represents the consolidated mass of ore, surrounded by smaller bodies and segregated 20 particles, which, attracted toward the main orebody, did not reach it because the progress was impeded by gradual solidification of the magma to form solid rock.
All chrome miners are familiar with the gradual in- crease in the amount of waste-rock in their ore as the limits of... their deposits are reached. Occasionally a de- posit is found in which the line between the ore and wall- rock is distinct, sometimes separated by 'gouge' or 'miner's talc'. When no chrome ore is found in the wall-rock immediately adjoining the orebody, and gouge is present, it may indicate that the original wall-rock has been removed by displacement. The ore along the wall may be fluted or grooved, and if the disturbance has been sufficient, the orebody may be coarsely frac- tured, or even so finely crushed as to make it friable, that is, capable of being disintegrated by compression in the hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T """""""* T TiTiiSiSi^M' "" -^ rip. I Fio. 5 Chrome Ore rocks that concealed the deposit as shown in Fig. 1 and 2. The dark portion represents the consolidated mass of ore, surrounded by smaller bodies and segregated 20 particles, which, attracted toward the main orebody, did not reach it because the progress was impeded by gradual solidification of the magma to form solid rock.
All chrome miners are familiar with the gradual in- crease in the amount of waste-rock in their ore as the limits of... their deposits are reached. Occasionally a de- posit is found in which the line between the ore and wall- rock is distinct, sometimes separated by 'gouge' or 'miner's talc'. When no chrome ore is found in the wall-rock immediately adjoining the orebody, and gouge is present, it may indicate that the original wall-rock has been removed by displacement. The ore along the wall may be fluted or grooved, and if the disturbance has been sufficient, the orebody may be coarsely frac- tured, or even so finely crushed as to make it friable, that is, capable of being disintegrated by compression in the hand.
What to read after Chromite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Burch to read onlineMoreLess
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