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About Iron Ore |
RF Global's educational information on Iron Ore
Almost all of the Earth's iron ore deposits can be found in rock that had formed over 1.8 billion years ago. At the time it was formed, the oceans contained dissolved iron and almost no dissolved oxygen. However, when the first organisms that were capable of photosynthesis started releasing oxygen into the water, iron ore began forming. Oxygen combined with the dissolved iron ore, forming either Hematite or Magnetite.
Hematite and Magnetite differ due to the different oxidation states the Iron is in. Hematite (Fe2O3) tends to form in environments that are generally more oxygen-rich than Magnetite (Fe304). Magnetite tends to form in environments that contain more f02, such as in more evolved magmas, and can even be formed within metamorphic rocks. One important feature of magnetite is that it tends to hold a magnetic field. Hematite is easier to beneficate and is more cheaper, as it require less energy to crush and grind. One of the downsides is that hematite tends to have higher concentrations of penalty elements, due to the fact that it is higher in phosphorus, aluminum and water. Magnetite can easily change into Hematite in oxygen-rich environments.
Uses for Iron Ore: One of the main uses of Iron Ore is for the production of iron, which can then be used to make steel. Steel is one of the most commonly used metals, used in many products such as in ships, cars, beams in buildings, tools, and thousands of other products.
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Hematite |
Magnetite |
Limonite |
Pyrite |
Taconite |
Siderite |
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Color |
steel gray to black, reddish brown to black |
black, opaque, submetallic to metallic |
medium to dark yellowish brown |
pale brass yellow |
N/A |
yellowish, reddish, grayish, brown |
Chemical Formula |
Fe2O3 |
Fe304 |
FeO(OH)·nH20 |
FeS2 |
N/A |
Fe++CO3 |
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