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copper carbonate

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copper carbonate [′käp·ər ′kär·bə‚nāt]
(inorganic chemistry)
Cu2(OH)2CO3A toxic, green powder; decomposes at 200°C and is soluble in acids; used in pigments and pyrotechnics and as a fungicide and feed additive. Also known as artificial malachite; cupric carbonate; mineral green.


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Hydrometallurgical plants use a variety of byproducts, including circuit board scrap and bimetallics, to make cupric oxide, copper sulfate and copper carbonate.
Copper, with grades shown in Table 2, is mainly contained in chalcopyrite, bornite, chalcocite, and copper carbonates in the oxide zone.
Field checking of the sample site and surrounding soil sites containing the very high gold revealed altered rocks and copper carbonate minerals along what appears to be a mineralized East-West shear zone on the Huidong Concession.
 
 
 
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