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Ever feel frustrated seeing potential profits disappear in your mineral processing? You're not alone. Mining operators lose $6.3 billion annually from inefficient metal extraction. Think about it: That red-brown chalcopyrite ore containing copper? It holds fortunes if processed right. Iron extracted from ore at 60% purity? That leaves mountains of wasted potential. Aluminium extracted from bauxite through dated methods? Billions vanish in energy costs.

(ore from which copper is extracted)

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Q: What is the primary ore for extracting copper?

A: Chalcopyrite is the main ore from which copper is extracted, containing copper sulfides that undergo smelting to isolate pure copper metal. This process efficiently separates copper from impurities like iron.

Q: How is iron extracted from iron ore?

A: Iron is extracted from ores such as hematite through reduction in a blast furnace, where carbon monoxide removes oxygen to form molten iron. The resulting pig iron is then refined into steel through additional processes.

Q: Which ore is used to extract aluminium?

A: Aluminium is extracted from bauxite ore using the Bayer process, which involves dissolving and purifying alumina. Electrolysis then separates pure aluminium metal from the alumina solution.

Q: What are the differences between copper and aluminium extraction ores?

A: Copper is extracted from sulfide ores like chalcopyrite, requiring roasting and smelting, while aluminium comes from bauxite ore and relies on electrochemical methods. Bauxite is rich in aluminium hydroxides, unlike copper ores that contain sulfides.

Q: Why is bauxite essential for aluminium extraction?

A: Bauxite is the key ore for aluminium extraction because it provides high aluminium hydroxide content, making it ideal for the efficient Bayer and Hall-Héroult processes. Other sources lack the abundance and cost-effectiveness of bauxite deposits.