ore Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ɔːr]
  • Us [ ɔːr]

Meaning of ore In English

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  • The methods of assaying were supposed to determine the quantity of a given metal in an ore or alloy with one or more other metals.

  • Probably the latter, since there was no reason to keep the source of the non-existent 'ore' a secret after 1578.

  • Different panels would reflect the various stages of mechanical production and assembly, from mineral ore in the soil to finished product, driving into the sunset.

  • The easily worked oxidised ore was largely depleted and the underlying sulfide deposits were proving difficult and costly to treat.

  • Thus, the markets for ores and minerals in situ do not suffer from the kinds of failure we are alluding to in the text.

  • These compounds were found in the extraction of metals from ores, assaying, and the reextraction of metals from alloys.

  • Later chapters cover ores and waste products, diamonds and their histories and the nature of the planetary bodies of the solar system.

  • Subidioblastic titanite (commonly overgrowing allanite or ore) and ore phases are small (< 1 mm) yet numerous.

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Translations of ore In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    (含金屬的)礦石,礦砂…

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  • 中文简体

    (含金属的)矿石,矿砂…

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  • Español

    mineral, mena…

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  • Português

    minério…

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  • 日本語

    鉱石…

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  • Türk dili

    cevher, maden filizi/cevheri…

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  • Français

    minerai…

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  • Catalan

    mineral, mena…

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