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kow [346]
1 year ago
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What is the name of a substance that contains a useful element which can be extracted from it?

Chemistry
1 answer:
dalvyx [7]1 year ago
7 0

The name of a substance that contains a useful element which can be extracted from it is ore.

ore can be defined as the mineral from which useful substance can be extracted and it contains more valuable substances. ore is deposited of one or more precious mineral in earth crust.  examples of ore is iron ore : hematite , magnetite , copper ore : pyrite , borntite, zinc ore : sphalerite, zinc blende, calamite.

The Four types of ore  are given as follows :

  • Ore oxide
  • Ore halides
  • Ore carbonates
  • sulphide ore

Thus, The name of a substance that contains a useful element which can be extracted from it is ore.

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