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What (who) is iron ore - definition


Iron ore         
  • 2.1-billion-year-old rock showing banded iron formation.
  •  Evolution of the extracted iron ore grade in different countries (Canada, China, Australia, Brazil, United States, Sweden, USSR-Russia, world). The recent drop in world ore grade is due to the big consumption of low-grade Chinese ores. The American ore is upgraded between 61% to 64% before being sold.<ref>Graphic from [http://s3.amazonaws.com/zanran_storage/nzsses.auckland.ac.nz/ContentPages/953681807.pdf#page=5 The "Limits to Growth" and 'Finite' Mineral Resources, p. 5, Gavin M. Mudd]</ref>
  • Iron ore being unloaded at docks in Toledo, Ohio.
  • Iron ore prices (daily)<br> 25th October 2010 - 4th August 2022
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  • Stockpiles of iron ore pellets like this one are used in [[steel]] production.
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ORE RICH IN IRON (ELEMENT FE)
Iron-ore; Iron mining; Iron mine; Iron ores; Iron mines; Iron ore pellets; Iron Ore; Direct shipping ore; 🜝; 🜜; Pellet (ore); Pellets (iron ore); Fines (iron ore); Iron ore products; Direct Shipping Ore
Iron oresRamanaidou and Wells, 2014 are rocks and minerals from which metallic iron can be economically extracted. The ores are usually rich in iron oxides and vary in color from dark grey, bright yellow, or deep purple to rusty red.
iron ore         
  • 2.1-billion-year-old rock showing banded iron formation.
  •  Evolution of the extracted iron ore grade in different countries (Canada, China, Australia, Brazil, United States, Sweden, USSR-Russia, world). The recent drop in world ore grade is due to the big consumption of low-grade Chinese ores. The American ore is upgraded between 61% to 64% before being sold.<ref>Graphic from [http://s3.amazonaws.com/zanran_storage/nzsses.auckland.ac.nz/ContentPages/953681807.pdf#page=5 The "Limits to Growth" and 'Finite' Mineral Resources, p. 5, Gavin M. Mudd]</ref>
  • Iron ore being unloaded at docks in Toledo, Ohio.
  • Iron ore prices (daily)<br> 25th October 2010 - 4th August 2022
  • accessdate=2022-08-05}}</ref>}}
  • Stockpiles of iron ore pellets like this one are used in [[steel]] production.
  • disp=sqbr}}) shown for scale.
ORE RICH IN IRON (ELEMENT FE)
Iron-ore; Iron mining; Iron mine; Iron ores; Iron mines; Iron ore pellets; Iron Ore; Direct shipping ore; 🜝; 🜜; Pellet (ore); Pellets (iron ore); Fines (iron ore); Iron ore products; Direct Shipping Ore
¦ noun a rock or mineral from which iron can be profitably extracted.
Iron Ore (newspaper)         
NEWSPAPER
Iron Ore (Ishpeming, Michigan)
Iron Ore was a weekly newspaper published in Ishpeming, Michigan starting in 1886. Formed from the merger of two smaller papers, it lasted until 1951 when it merged with another local paper, the Reflector.
Examples of use of iron ore
1. With China lacking rich iron–ore resources, however, its steelmakers have struggled to be profitable as they import much of their iron ore from abroad.
2. Industry was run to pump oil and mine iron ore to build machines in order to pump more oil and mine more iron ore to build more machines.
3. The increased volume of steel production capacity resulted in China increasing its iron ore imports by 34.3 per cent to 130m tonnes of iron ore.
4. "There‘s no global shortage geologically of iron ore.
5. China‘s steel industry has been sucking in Brazilian iron ore.