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| Ilmenite |
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An ore mineral of titanium, being an iron-titanium oxide.
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| Impact |
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In crushing/grinding terms the instantaneous collision of one moving object against another. Both can be moving or one object can be motionless. Types of impact are gravity impact and dynamic impact.
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| Inch (in) |
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A unit of length equal to one-twelfth of a foot (2.54 cm).
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| Indicated resource |
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Term to describe the size of a resource that has had exploration drill holes spaced closely enough together to reasonably indicate that it has a continuous size and depth.
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| Induced polarization |
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Geophysical surveying technique using an electrical current to determine indications of mineralization.
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| Industrial minerals |
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Non-metallic, non-fuel minerals used in their natural state in the chemical and manufacturing industries. They require some beneficiation. Examples: asbestos, gypsum, salt, graphite, mica, gravel, building stone and talc.
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| Inferred resource |
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Term to describe a resource whose size and grade has been estimated on limited sampling data. Often used in the early stage of exploration.
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