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Properties of Anshan iron ore resource and suggestions for its exploitation and utilization

Weibing Li, Song Ren-feng

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The iron ore resource in Anshan region and the mineral composition of iron ore are introduced.According to ore's structure texture and dissemination size,the technological mineralogical properties of ore are analyzed and the suggestions for high-effective exploitation utilization of iron ore resource are made.

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The iron ore resource in Anshan region and the mineral composition of iron ore are introduced.According to ore's structure texture and dissemination size,the technological mineralogical properties of ore are analyzed and the suggestions for high-effective exploitation utilization of iron ore resource are made.

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The iron ore resource in Anshan region and the mineral composition of iron ore are introduced.According to ore's structure texture and dissemination size,the technological mineralogical properties of ore are analyzed and the suggestions for high-effective exploitation utilization of iron ore resource are made.

Key concepts: Iron ore, Mineral resource classification, Resource (disambiguation), Environmental science, Mining engineering, Metallurgy, Natural resource economics, Geology

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