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Pyrite Pyrite from a few deposits form unusual twins of pentagondodecahedra, called 'iron cross twins' because the protruding edges of the two pentagondodecahedra resemble the German 'iron cross' medal, styled on a Maltese cross. Pyrite is an iron disulfide, but is not used primarily for iron ore even if it locally occurs in very large deposits. It is very costly and environmentally undesirable to burn off the sulfur from Pyrite, and it is difficult to purify the ore for high-grade steels, that can not contain any sulfur. www.hedegaard.com /Minerals/Species/Pyrite.html   (1377 words)

pyrite on Encyclopedia.com Some minerals resembling pyrite in appearance or composition are arsenopyrite, chalcopyrite (copper pyrites), cobaltite, marcasite (white iron pyrites or spear pyrites), and pyrrhotite (magnetic pyrites). PYRITE [pyrite] or iron pyrites, pale brass-yellow mineral, the bisulfide of iron, FeS The most common sulfide mineral, pyrite is widely distributed in rocks of all ages and types. www.encyclopedia.com /html/p1/pyrite.asp   (470 words)

ACID MINE DRAINAGE FORMATION This cyclic propagation of acid generation by iron takes place very rapidly and continues until the supply of ferric iron or pyrite is exhausted. For purposes of this description, the term "pyrite" is used to collectively refer to all iron disulfide minerals. The conversion of ferrous to ferric iron in the overall pyrite reaction sequence has been described as the "rate determining step" (Singer and Stumm, 1970). www.osmre.gov /amdform.htm   (470 words)

Pyrite Pyrite is made up of the elements iron (Fe) and sulfur (S). Although pyrite is common and contains a high percentage of iron, it has never been mined for its iron content. During World War II, pyrite was mined for its sulfur to produce sulfuric acid, an industrial chemical. www.windows.ucar.edu /tour/link=/earth/geology/min_pyrite.html   (170 words)

Pyrite Once near the surface, oxygenated water attacks pyrite, causing this iron sulfide mineral to break down into various sulfur and iron compounds. Pyrite is a cool mineral that forms a range of beautiful and interesting crystal shapes, all with pyrite's distinctive brassy yellow color (Amethyst Galleries shows examples). On the left is a mass of nicely formed, fresh brassy yellow pyrite crystals, each a couple of mm across. www.pitt.edu /~cejones/GeoImages/1Minerals/2SedimentaryMineralz/Pyrite.html   (244 words)

Pyrite Crystal: Mama's Minerals Iron Pyrite has a warm yellow color, it's metallic, and it glitters and sparkles like gold, which is why it's commonly called "fool's gold." Pyrite is an iron sulfide generated by sulphur reacting with iron present in sedimentary rock (limestone & sandstone) in a reducing environment. Pyrite crystals are nature's works of art -- and as such, each is unique and makes an interesting conversation piece. Fossil dinosaur tracks are also commonly found in the rocks of this region. www.mamasminerals.com /page/MM/PROD/MIN-PYCRY   (162 words)

The Science of Acid Mine Drainage and Passive Treatment AMD is formed by a series of complex geo-chemical and microbial reactions that occur when water comes in contact with pyrite (iron disulfide minerals) in coal, refuse or the overburden of a mine operation. The fourth reaction is the oxidation of additional pyrite by ferric iron. Sulfur is oxidized to sulfate and ferrous iron is released. www.dep.state.pa.us /dep/deputate/minres/bamr/amd/science_of_amd.htm   (2531 words)

Dave's Down To Earth Rock Shop Pyrite!!! The color of pyrite is bright pale yellow to brass-yellow, gray-yellow often tarnished with a brown film of iron oxide. Stone used for building must be free of pyrite because in weathering, pyrite deteriorates and would release corrosive iron sulfates that discolor and destroy stone. Iron may also be produced as a by-product. www.davesdowntoearthrockshop.com /pyrite.htm   (2531 words)

Katlyns Korner Gifts Pyrite is a naturally occurring iron disulfide mineral. Pyrite weathers rapidly to hydrated iron oxide which produces a characteristic yellow-brown stain or coating, such as on rusty quartz. Although pyrite is common and contains a high percentage of iron, it has never been used as a significant source of iron. www.katlynskornergifts.com /faq.php   (2531 words)

pyrite articles on Encyclopedia.com pyrite PYRITE [pyrite] or iron pyrites, pale brass-yellow mineral, the bisulfide of iron, FeS 2. It differs from pyrite in that it is paler in color, becomes darker upon oxidation, and crystallizes in the orthorhombic system. magnetic pyrite MAGNETIC PYRITE [magnetic pyrite] see pyrrhotite. www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=pyrite   (288 words)

PYRITE Pyrite, an iron sulfide, and hauerite, a manganese sulfide, seem tame in comparison to the rest of this Group. If it’s a major pyrite deposit and if there is a large enough percentage of gold, then it may be mined for its gold content, as well as iron and sulfur. Pyrite was mined there and processed into sulfur and sulfuric acid until 1987. www.gamineral.org /pyrite.htm   (668 words)

Pyrite Pyrite is Fe S, an important example of a sulfide mineral. It is not used as an ore for iron because of the difficulty of separating the iron from the sulfur. Pyrite is a signifant mineral source for sulfur. hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu /hbase/minerals/pyrite.html   (105 words)

Chapter 13 - Alkaline Addition The oxidation of pyrite releases dissolved iron, hydrogen ions (acidity), and sulfates (Equation 13.1). AMD is formed when pyrite and other iron disulfide minerals present in coal and overburden are exposed to oxygen and water by mining. Iron and manganese data are difficult to interpret because the samples were unfiltered and many samples have elevated suspended solids. www.dep.state.pa.us /dep/deputate/minres/districts/CMDP/chap13.html   (105 words)

MFA - CAMEO - Material Description The name pyrite is commonly used for iron disulfide, a yellow mineral with a metallic luster. Major sources for iron pyrite include sites in India, Turkey, and Russia. It was called fool's gold because its color and metallic sheen often is mistake for gold. www.mfa.org /_cameo/frontend/fullrecord.asp?name=pyrite   (105 words)

Iron(II) sulfate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Iron(II) sulfate is prepared commercially by oxidation of pyrite or by treating iron with sulfuric acid. O); the heptahydrate is also called green vitriol, copperas, or melanterite (a mineral that commonly occurs with pyrite). Iron(II) sulfate has a blue-green color, monoclinic crystal structure, and is water -soluble. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iron(II)_sulfate   (105 words)

NETL's Cool Science -  Teacher's Lounge - Lesson Plan 11 PYRITE IS AN IRON DISULFIDE THAT IS COMMONLY FOUND IN STRATA SURROUNDING COAL WHEN THE LAND IS DISTURBED AND THE PYRITE IS EXPOSED TO OXYGEN AND WATER, IT WEATHERS. AS pH LEVELS RISE AND IRON LEVELS DROP WATER IS BEING PURIFIED. JOHN S. WILL TEST pH AND IRON LEVELS. www.netl.doe.gov /coolscience/teacher/lesson-plans/lesson11.html   (105 words)

Sedexzn The Moose Lake-Glen Township Terrane consists of a basal quartz arenite overlain by a pyrite-pyrrhotite-carbonaceous shale and silicate and carbonate iron-formation. The Cuyuna South Range Terrane is comprised of carbonaceous slates with iron formation and mafic volcanic rocks. The Cuyuna North Range Terrane has a basal siltstone-shale sequence overlain by an iron-rich unit and an upper graywacke-shale sequence. www.nrri.umn.edu /egg/Sedexzn.html   (105 words)

Iron - MSN Encarta Pyrite, the sulfide ore of iron, is not processed as an iron ore because it is too difficult to remove the sulfur. Iron compounds are employed for medicinal purposes in the treatment of anemia, when the amount of hemoglobin or the number of red blood corpuscles in the blood is lowered. Metallic iron was known and used for ornamental purposes and weapons in prehistoric ages; the earliest specimen still extant, a group of oxidized iron beads found in Egypt, dates from about 4000 bc. encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761567901/Iron.html   (708 words)

pyrite.htm BROWN COUNTY: Pyrite is abundant in the dolostones and shales associated with the oolitic iron ore of the Neda Formation. Pyrite is the most common sulfide found in many environments. MANITOWOC COUNTY: Pyrite occurs as cubes, octahedra and pyritohedra, sometimes iridescent, with calcite, fluorite, marcasite and strontianite in vugs in dolostone in the quarry on the north edge of Valders. www.uwrf.edu /~wc01/pyrite.htm   (2182 words)

Mineral description : Pyrite Pyrite is the most common sulphide mineral and is used as an ore for sulphur and iron. Pyrite crystal in pyrrhotite and magnetite from Riddarhyttan. Pyrite banded rock from Horsmanaho talc quarry, Finland. www.geology.neab.net /minerals/pyrite.htm   (116 words)

Pyrite Franklin: The most interesting occurrence of pyrite is in the Franklin limestone, notably in the Fowler and Furnace quarries and in that of the Franklin Iron Company. Pyrite is unknown in the zinc ores themselves but is not uncommon in secondary veins traversing them. The composition of the mineral, as shown by the analysis, is normal except for the presence of cobalt in about the same proportion is in arsenopyrite from the same locality. franklin-sterlinghill.com /palache/pyrite.stm   (564 words)

Proposal for Pyrite I have chosen iron pyrite and flourite crystals, which are cubic in there simplest crystaline form, as an initial source of inspiration. Pyrite primarily uses music as it's source of expression; working within a musical structure it is able to dirive meaning within it's responses, and follows a narrative in order to convey an overall message. Pyrite is a sound installation I would like to exhibit at Machinista 2004, it consists of clusters of purple cubes, that eminate sounds which change and evolve throughout the alloted time the exhibition runs. freespace.virgin.net /timothy.crowley/proposal.html   (433 words)

Interesting Things About Gold Pyrite is decomposed by weathering, rain and bacterial action which releases the sulphur into the environment and leaves behind the iron which eventually rusts and stains the surrounding rock a rusty reddish-brown color know as gossan staining. The combination of pyrite, decomposed pyrite, gossan staining and free gold trapped in quartz veins is clearly evident at the Madoc Mining gold mine at the north edge of Bannocburn where all three are clustered in an acre of land. Whether from the decomposition of gold bearing pyrite or the erosion of metallic gold directly from the rock, gold bearing sediments are often subject to metamorphic activity such as was common in many areas of Eastern Ontario, and to the north and east of Madoc. www.ilap.com /bredberg/geo/goldbits.html   (3083 words)

Pyrite, rock, crystal, mineral, gem stone, birth stones - mineralgallery Pyrite is readily oxidized to create sulfuric acid, both commercially and naturally; in the latter case it helps form the enriched zone of ore deposits, especially of copper; oxidation also creates limonite, which forms the gossan, or iron capping, or sulfide deposits Pyrite forms large bodies in moderate- to high-temperature hydrothermal deposits and in contact metamorphic ore deposits, is an accessory in many igneous rocks, and is common in sedimentary beds and metamorphosed sediments. pyrite has a greenish black streak, conducts electricity, and generates a weak electric current when heated. www.mineralgallery.co.za /pyrite.htm   (237 words)

Dave's Down To Earth Rock Shop Pyrite!!! The color of pyrite is bright pale yellow to brass-yellow, gray-yellow often tarnished with a brown film of iron oxide. Pyrite is the major cause of "Acid rain." When coal-containing pyrite is burned, sulfuric acid is formed by oxidation. Pyrite, named for the Greek word for fire "Pyr," as it produces sparks when it is struck with steel. www.davesdowntoearthrockshop.com /pyrite.htm   (730 words)

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