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EzraA mixed mineral refers to a mineral that contains a combination of two or more different chemical compounds within its structure. These compounds may not be chemically bound but coexist within the same crystal lattice or structure. Mixed minerals often exhibit unique physical and chemical properties due to the combination of different mineral components.
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What is it called when a mineral contains 2 or more metals?
It is called a mixed metal or intermetallic compound.
This mineral is used in the production of steel. It may also be mixed with other minerals and used to color paint.?
Iron (Except Iron isn't a mineral. Iron is an element. The MINERAL and principal ore from which Iron is taken is GALENA.)
This mineral is used in the production of steel. It may also be mixed with other minerals and used to color paint?
Iron (Except Iron isn't a mineral. Iron is an element. The MINERAL and principal ore from which Iron is taken is GALENA.)
What do you think makes compounds pure and mixtures impure?
A compound is, by definition, a single, and hence pure substance (composed of molecules), and a mixture is, also by definition, two or more substances which are mixed together.
A soft mineral that you uses each time to write a pencil is?
Graphite is a soft form of carbon used in pencils. The graphite is mixed with clay, which also contain minerals,
