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Definition of wolframite in English: wolframitenounˈwʊlfrəmʌɪtˈwʊlfrəˌmaɪt mass nounA black or brown mineral which is the chief ore of tungsten. It consists of a tungstate of iron and manganese. Example sentencesExamples - Wolframite crystals 5-15 cm long were scattered throughout the vein along with numerous cavities or ‘pockets’ with crystals of quartz and wolframite.
- Minerals such as wolframite, arsenopyrite, fluorite, and quartz are well known from this mine.
- How about apatite, apophyllite, axinite, chlorite, hypersthene, scapolite, serpentine, tantalite, and wolframite?
- This and nearby districts are also known for perfect, doubly terminated wolframite crystals to 20 cm, perched on water-clear quartz.
- It occurs most commonly in the minerals scheelite (calcium tungstate) and wolframite (iron manganese tungstate WO 4).
- It is found in more than 800 different minerals, the most important of which are thortveitite and wolframite.
- Feldspar has been hydrothermally altered by a fluorine-rich water vapor to quartz, mica (usually lithian), topaz and/or tourmaline with fluorite, cassiterite, molybdenite, rutile, and wolframite as typical accessory minerals.
- A greisen is a quartz - mica aggregate containing significant amounts of cassiterite, wolframite, fluorite, topaz, rutile, and tourmaline.
- Other mineral resources include wolframite, gold and unexploited natural gas reserves.
- Lustrous pyrrhotite crystals on quartz and wolframite were recovered at one time from the ‘Cables’ section of the Chicote Grande mine, Bolivia.
- Griffitts reported that wolframite is a commonly occurring mineral in some beryl-bearing veins, especially at the Mary Lee prospect.
- Hillebrand reports on hubnerite and wolframite on the 1700 level of the north Montana vein.
- Arsenopyrite, cassiterite, molybdenite, wolframite, uraninite, and several of the common sulfides have all been observed at various locations.
Definition of wolframite in US English: wolframitenounˈwʊlfrəˌmaɪtˈwo͝olfrəˌmīt A black or brown mineral which is the chief ore of tungsten. It consists of a tungstate of iron and manganese. Example sentencesExamples - It occurs most commonly in the minerals scheelite (calcium tungstate) and wolframite (iron manganese tungstate WO 4).
- Minerals such as wolframite, arsenopyrite, fluorite, and quartz are well known from this mine.
- Feldspar has been hydrothermally altered by a fluorine-rich water vapor to quartz, mica (usually lithian), topaz and/or tourmaline with fluorite, cassiterite, molybdenite, rutile, and wolframite as typical accessory minerals.
- Griffitts reported that wolframite is a commonly occurring mineral in some beryl-bearing veins, especially at the Mary Lee prospect.
- Arsenopyrite, cassiterite, molybdenite, wolframite, uraninite, and several of the common sulfides have all been observed at various locations.
- Wolframite crystals 5-15 cm long were scattered throughout the vein along with numerous cavities or ‘pockets’ with crystals of quartz and wolframite.
- It is found in more than 800 different minerals, the most important of which are thortveitite and wolframite.
- A greisen is a quartz - mica aggregate containing significant amounts of cassiterite, wolframite, fluorite, topaz, rutile, and tourmaline.
- Hillebrand reports on hubnerite and wolframite on the 1700 level of the north Montana vein.
- How about apatite, apophyllite, axinite, chlorite, hypersthene, scapolite, serpentine, tantalite, and wolframite?
- This and nearby districts are also known for perfect, doubly terminated wolframite crystals to 20 cm, perched on water-clear quartz.
- Lustrous pyrrhotite crystals on quartz and wolframite were recovered at one time from the ‘Cables’ section of the Chicote Grande mine, Bolivia.
- Other mineral resources include wolframite, gold and unexploited natural gas reserves.
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