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Record 1 2012-04-20

English

Subject field(s)
  • Mineralogy
  • Geochemistry
DEF

A naturally occurring inorganic compound with a structure based on close-packed oxygen atoms in which smaller, positively charged metal or other ions occur in interstices.

CONT

Oxide minerals, hematite, magnetite, rutile, anatase, ilmenite, and wolframite, occur in the veins only in small amounts.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Minéralogie
  • Géochimie
CONT

Oxydes. Ce sont des minéraux dont les métaux sont combinés avec l'oxygène, comme la cuprite [...], l'hématite ou oligiste [...], la cassitérite [...], la magnétite [...], le corindon [...], etc. Ils se forment le plus souvent, dans les zones superficielles des gisements, en contact avec l'air par un processus d'oxydation.

CONT

Les oxydes (hématite, magnétite, rutile, anatase, ilménite et wolframite) ne sont présents dans les filons qu'en petites quantités.

Spanish

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