Sentence examples for nickel ore from inspiring English sources

In 1751, Cronstedt described a new mineral he called kupfernickel, or "demon copper," after the copper color of nickel ore.

Smelting adds a lot of value to nickel ore, too.

The state is a national leader in the production of chromite, bauxite (aluminum ore), manganese ore, graphite, and nickel ore.

Exports, which consist largely of partly refined nickel and nickel ore, vary with the world market price of nickel.

After a ban on unprocessed exports of some minerals, for much of last year Indonesian exports of nickel ore fell.

Deposits of laterite nickel ore, bauxite (aluminum ore), gold, silver, gypsum, and iron ore have been developed commercially.

The laterite nickel (Ni) ore smelting operation in Niquelândia (Goiás state, Brazil) produced large amounts of smelting wastes, stockpiled on dumps (slags) and in settling ponds (fly ash).

Rhodium is a so-called noble metal, resistant to corrosion, found in platinum- or nickel ores together with the other members of the platinum group metals.

Soils on serpentinized peridotites often contain no more than 0.2% of nickel, but the ash of these plants may contain 10% or more of nickel, much richer than the richest nickel ores.

The nickel ores are smelted at Kalgoorlie and refined at Kwinana (south of Perth) or carried southward to the port of Esperance for shipment.

Palladium is also associated with a number of gold, silver, copper and nickel ores.