XVI. Pyrite and Sulfur Flashcards

1
Q

What are the principal sources of sulfur in the Philippines?

A

pyrite concentrate recovered as a by-product from various copper mines and natural sulfur deposits

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Which locations in the Philippines are potential future sources of elemental sulfur, and why?

A

Mount Pinatubo and Mount Halcon are potential future sources of elemental sulfur because elemental sulfur deposits are found in the vicinity of active and dormant volcanoes in these areas.

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a common mineral associated with copper, lead, zinc, gold and other metallic minerals

A

Pyrite (FeS2)

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Economic concentrations of pyrite occur with disseminated and massive sulfide types of ____ deposits.

A

copper

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Economic concentrations of pyrite typically occur with disseminated and massive sulfide types of copper deposits. Examples of mines in the Philippines where this is observed include——-

A

Toledo Mine in Cebu, Thanksgiving Mine in Benguet, and Bagacay Mine in Samar

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