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Title: Extraction of metals from their ores


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Chapter 5.2
  • Extraction of metals from their ores

2
  • An ore of a metal
  • metal
  • minerals
  • impurities

3
Processes of obtaining a pure metal from an ore
  • Mining of the ore
  • Concentrating the ore
  • Extraction of the metal from the concentrated ore
  • Purification of the impure metal

  • (refer to pg. 89 )

4
EXAMPLES
  • Iron(III) oxide carbon dioxide
  • heat
  • iron carbon dioxide
  • 2. aluminium oxide
  • electrolysis
  • aluminium oxygen

  • (refer to p.90)

5
Limited reserves of natural resources
  • Ores are limited in amount non-renewable.
  • The supply will soon run out if we go on using
    materials at the rate as at present.
  • We must use materials wisely.
  • Natural resources can last longer.

  • (refer to pg.90)

6
Chapter 5.3
  • Limestone, chalk and marble

7
Limestone, chalk marble
  • Common rocks
  • All contain the same mineral calcite
  • calcite (a crystalline form of calcium
    carbonate)
  • Different appearances
  • Hardness differs

  • (pg. 90)

8
Limestone
  • Most common form of calcium carbonate
  • Hard strong, but inexpensive
  • Used in building industry

  • (pg. 90)

9
Chalk
  • Slightly softer than limestone
  • Used in building

  • (pg. 90)

10
Marble
  • Crystalline solid, very hard indeed
  • Can be smoothly polished
  • Used for statues, monuments, and as floors
    walls in some buildings

  • (pg. 90)

11
How were they formed?
  • Remains of sea creatures having shells
  • These built up a thick deposit one ocean beds
  • Under great pressure turned into limestone or
  • chalk.
  • Mineral deposits were pushed upward and formed
    hills


  • (pg.91)

12
Similarities of limestone chalk
  • Sedimentary rocks
  • Often find the remains of sea creatures ( as
    fossils) in limestone or chalk

  • (pg.91)

13
How marble formed?
  • Movement of earths crust bury limestone deep
    underground
  • High temperatures very great pressures
  • Limestone melted recrystallized to form marble
  • Marble is metamorphic rock

  • (pg.91)

14
Use of limestone
  • Used as a building material
  • Make footpath
  • Raw material for making cement
  • Glass
  • Steel
  • Concrete
  • Paper .. etc.

  • (pg.92)

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