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Pyrite (3933 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center | Pyrite 5: ...50pix.jpg|center|thumb|200px|A mass of interwoven pyrite crystals, 11 cm (4.0 in) long.]] 45: ...imes be found in pyrite. In fact, some auriferous pyrite is a very valuable [[ore]] of gold, and others ar... 47: ...s, and as the replacement mineral in [[fossil]]s. Pyrites, interestingly, can show [[negative resistance]]... 49: ...This is likely due to the sparks that result when pyrite is struck against [[steel]]. This capacity made i... Marcasite (2005 bytes) 1: [[image:pyrite sun.jpg|right|thumb|300px|A marcasite "dollar"]] 3: ...system, thereby making it a separate [[mineral]]. Pyrite used as a [[gem]] is improperly termed marcasite.... 5: ...l alteration of a primary mineral such as [[chalcopyrite]]. On fresh surfaces it is pale yellow to almost ... 7: ...s remain unaffected. When a specimen goes through pyrite decay, the [[sulfur]] [[atom]]s free themselves a... Copper sulfide (1708 bytes) 12: ...pyrite is metallic. By contrast the [[mineral]] [[pyrite]] FeS<sub>2</sub> consists of Fe<sup>2+</sup> ion... Telluride (disambiguation) (235 bytes) 4: ...re of gold and silver, similar in appearance to [[pyrite]]. Iron(II) sulfate (1240 bytes) 1: ...elanterite (a mineral that commonly occurs with [[pyrite]]). Iron(II) sulfate has a blue-green color, [[mo... 3: ... sulfate is prepared commercially by oxidation of pyrite or by treating [[iron]] with [[sulfuric acid]]. I... Cobaltite (355 bytes) 1: ...f CoAsS and FeAsS. Chemically it resembles [[Iron pyrite]] (FeS<sub>2</sub>) with one of the [[Sulfur]] at... Orre (2605 bytes) 7: ===Pyrite Town=== 10: A secret underground town under Pyrite Town. It is a hideout for Team Snagem, where you ... 24: *Pyrite Colosseum Chalcogen (1936 bytes) 9: ...mmon as minerals. For example, FeS<sub>2</sub> ([[pyrite]]) is an iron ore and AuTe<sub>2</sub> gave its n... 11: ...-2 in a chalcogenide but other values (e.g. -1 in pyrite) can be attained. Pseudo-fossils (738 bytes) 1: ...ly misinterpreted as fossils of [[vegetation]]. [[Pyrite]] disks or spindles are sometimes mistaken for fo... Fes (2387 bytes) 23: See also: [[Pyrite|Pyrite (FeS<sub>2</sub>)]], [[Functional electrical stim... Pyrrhotite (2532 bytes) 47: ...gnetic [[pyrite]] because the color is similar to pyrite and it is weakly magnetic, the [[magnetism]] incr... 53: ...us rocks associated with [[pentlandite]], [[chalcopyrite]] and other sulfides. It also occurrs in [[pegmat... Biogeology (892 bytes) 3: ... for the formation of some [[minerals]] such as [[pyrite]] and can concentrate economically important [[me... Lustre (984 bytes) 3: ...]] is said to have an ''adamantine'' lustre and [[pyrite]] is said to have a ''metallic'' lustre. Smaltite (1029 bytes) 1: ...bic system with the same hemihedral symmetry as [[pyrite]]; [[crystal]]s have usually the form of cubes or... Calamita (891 bytes) 9: ...mita iron mine, abandoned since [[1981]], where [[pyrite]] nuggets can still be found. Wheellock (3134 bytes) 3: ...ased and would spin rapidly, scraping against the pyrite. This generated sparks that fell into the primin... Acidithiobacillus (1605 bytes) 19: * ''Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans'' lives in [[pyrite]] deposits, metabolizing [[iron]] and [[sulfur]] ... Crystal habit (5036 bytes) 3: ...essed, radiating manner. Under normal conditions, pyrite would form cubes or pyritohedrons.]] 126: |[[Pyrite]] suns Cubic (crystal system) (1376 bytes) 37: |[[pyrite]] Sphalerite (1507 bytes) 3: ...n association with [[galena (mineral)|galena]], [[pyrite]], and other sulfides along with [[calcite]], [[d...
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