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Debora [2.8K]
3 years ago
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Qualities of a mineral that classify it as ore

Biology
1 answer:
Verdich [7]3 years ago
4 0

usefulness, profitability

Explanation:

Ores must have a use and they must be profitable.

An ore is a rock made up of an aggregate of metaliferous minerals with gangues that can be won at profit under present economic and technological conditions.

  • Ores are rocks that contains useful economic minerals usually metallic in nature.
  • For a reserve to be considered as ore, the metal must be won at a profit cost.
  • It must also have current use it can be put into.
  • At a point, an ore might not be profitable but with increasing demand on the long run, its fortune might change.
  • Gangues are other minerals that accompanies the mineral desired in the ore but they are not of concern to us.

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