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niccolite

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niccolite [′nik·ə‚līt]
(mineralogy)
NiAs A pale-copper-red, hexagonal mineral with metallic luster; an important ore of nickel; hardness is 5-5.5 on Mohs scale. Also known as arsenical nickel; copper nickel; nickeline.


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TSX VENTURE:WL)(PINK SHEETS:WYDPF)(FWB:YXE) is a publicly traded Junior Exploration Company focused on its Northeastern British Columbia Natural Gas development projects - the Bougie Trutch and Prophet River plays, the Hearne Channel, Northwest Territories, (a Niccolite (nickel)-Cobalt Project), Blustry Mountain, British Columbia (a Gold-Silver Project), and Ferguson Lake, Nunavut (a Nickel-Copper-Platinum-Palladium-Cobalt Project).
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