The Chemistry And Metallurgy of Copper
The Chemistry And Metallurgy of Copper
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The chief interest attaching to them is to be found in the magnificent crystals of azurite they produced.
Prussia. Mansfeld has long been celebrated as an exception to the ordinary laws of copper-mining. For centuries a deposit having none of the characteristics of a regular vein, has been worked to advantage. The cupriferous rock is a regular member of a geological se- ries, and though not more than two or three feet thick, and containing a very small percentage of copper, its great extent and... extreme regularity admit of its being profitably worked. The ore is gray copper containing silver, and the rock which bears it is a bituminous marly slate.
Near Stadburg, in the district of Liegen, is a silicious slate which contains numerous particles of carbonate of copper. These are dissolved out by sulphuric acid, and precipitated by metallic iron.
Regular veins of copper also occur in various parts of the kingdom. The entire yield of the country amounted, in 1850, to 1450 tons.
MINES OF COPPER.
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The chief interest attaching to them is to be found in the magnificent crystals of azurite they produced.
Prussia. Mansfeld has long been celebrated as an exception to the ordinary laws of copper-mining. For centuries a deposit having none of the characteristics of a regular vein, has been worked to advantage. The cupriferous rock is a regular member of a geological se- ries, and though not more than two or three feet thick, and containing a very small percentage of copper, its great extent and... extreme regularity admit of its being profitably worked. The ore is gray copper containing silver, and the rock which bears it is a bituminous marly slate.
Near Stadburg, in the district of Liegen, is a silicious slate which contains numerous particles of carbonate of copper. These are dissolved out by sulphuric acid, and precipitated by metallic iron.
Regular veins of copper also occur in various parts of the kingdom. The entire yield of the country amounted, in 1850, to 1450 tons.
MINES OF COPPER.
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