Concentration factors for ore bodies of common metals
- Concentration factors for ore bodies of common metals
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Concentration factors for ore bodies of common metals
metal percent in
Earth's crust minimum percent
profitably extracted enrichment
factor necessary
for an ore body
aluminum 8.13 30 4
iron 5.00 30 6
manganese 0.10 35 350
chromium 0.02 30 1,500
copper 0.007 1 140
nickel 0.008 1.5 175
zinc 0.013 4 300
tin 0.004 1 250
lead 0.0016 4 2,500
uranium 0.0002 0.1 500
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