formation difference between haematite and magnetite

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    Types of Iron Ore: Hematite vs. Magnetite

     · With the chemical formula Fe3O4, magnetite ore has much lower iron content than hematite ore. That means it has to be concentrated before it can be used to produce steel. However, the ore's magnetic properties help separate magnetite ore from rock during concentration. Magnetite ore is currently mined in Minnesota and Michigan in the US, as ...

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    Mineral magnetic properties of artificial samples …

     · Results and Discussion. High-temperature saturation magnetization measurements of a 100 wt-% magnetite sample reveal that maghaemite has formed by low-temperature oxidation during the 7 yr of storage of the magnetite powder ().The maghaemite starts to invert to haematite at around 350 °C, which lies within the wide range (250–900 …

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    Hematite - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

    Ryen Caenn, ... George R., in Composition and Properties of Drilling and Completion Fluids (Seventh Edition), 2017 Iron Oxides—Fe 2 O 3. Hematite /Itabirite—Research and actual field use has shown hematite to be an excellent alternative to barite. Hematite is an ore composed chiefly of a soft micaceous hematite and small amounts of quartz. The …

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    Magnetite forms in water bearing steel pipes …

     · Magnetite forming in iron pipes. Magnetite, with chemical formula: Fe3O4, is an iron ore found in igneous, metamorphic rocks. It belongs in the same group of iron ore as the hematite or the maghemite. …

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    Iron Ores - Technische Fakultät

     · Magnetite is the "richest" iron ore, it contains a bit more iron than haematite. It is rather common and found in large deposits. It may also be a part of the sand of "black beaches". The English name "lodestone", …

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    Hematite (The Bloodstone Ore) - Mineral …

     · Martite is the formal name for the hematite pseudomorphs after magnetite. These pseudomorphs form in the highly oxidizing environment. Martite was first reported from Itabira, Minas Gerais, Brazil. …

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    Magnetite - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

    Both magnetite and hematite exhibit transitions in their magnetic properties when cooled below 0°C. When hematite is cooled through the Morin transition (–15°C, see §2.2.3 ), …

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