what are other names for chalcopyrite?
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The name "fool's gold" is most often associated with pyrite because it is more common and more often confused with gold. Chalcopyrite is also confused with gold, so the name "fool's gold" is also applied and appropriate.
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['Np. Neptunium.', 'Pu. Plutonium.', 'Am. Americium.', 'Cm. Curium.', 'Bk. Berkelium.', 'Cf. Californium.', 'Es. Einsteinium.', '100. Fm. Fermium.']
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['andesite.', 'basalt.', 'dacite.', 'dolerite (also called diabase)', 'gabbro.', 'diorite.', 'peridotite.', 'nepheline.']
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['xenon.', 'xenia.', 'xebec.', 'xeric.', 'xerox.', 'xenic.', 'xenyl.', 'xeres.']
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Selenite, also known as satin spar, desert rose, or gypsum flower are four crystal structure varieties of the mineral gypsum. These four varieties of gypsum may be grouped together and called selenite.
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['Abhenrys.', 'Airplays.', 'Alyssums.', 'Amethyst.', 'Analysed.', 'Analyser.', 'Analyses.', 'Analysis.']
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Most sulfides of transition metals are highly insoluble, including CdS, FeS, ZnS, and Ag2S. Arsenic, antimony, bismuth, and lead sulfides are also insoluble.
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['chromium.', 'chromite.', 'chromate.', 'chromide.', 'chromous.', 'chromyls.', 'chromize.', 'chroming.']
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['Amethyst.', 'Blue quartz.', 'Dumortierite quartz.', 'Citrine.', 'Milky quartz.', 'Rose quartz.', 'Smoky quartz.', 'Prasiolite.']
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Depending on the author, one or more from selenium, polonium, or astatine are sometimes added to the list. Boron sometimes is excluded, by itself, or with silicon. Sometimes tellurium is not regarded as a metalloid. The inclusion of antimony, polonium, and astatine as metalloids has been questioned.
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['Andesite.', 'Basalt.', 'Dacite.', 'Diabase.', 'Diorite.', 'Gabbro.', 'Granite.', 'Obsidian.']
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Transition-metal chalcogenides (TMCs) are chemical species that received their name due to the combination of a chalcogen anion, which can be at different oxidation states, and a transition metal.
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['Crystalline silicate clays (Phylosilicates→ tetrahedral and octahedral crystal sheets)', 'Non-crystalline silicate clays [Dominantly amorphous clays (allophane and imogolite)]', 'Iron and aluminium oxides [Dominantly gibbsite (Al-oxide) and goethite (Fe-oxide)]']
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['Slowbronite-Shoal Cave. [00:59]', 'Ampharosite. [03:40]', 'Lucarionite-Lilycove City. [06:11]', 'Heracronite-Route 127. [11:05]']
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Tellurium is a semimetallic, lustrous, crystalline, brittle, silver-white element. It is usually available as a dark grey powder, it has the properties both of the metals and the non metals. Tellurium forms many compounds corresponding to those of sulfur and selenium.
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['TANZANITE // FOUND ONLY IN TANZANIA. ... ', 'BLACK OPAL // THE DARKER THE BETTER. ... ', 'PARAIBA TOURMALINE // NEON LUSTER. ... ', 'GRANDIDERITE // ONE EXCEPTIONAL EXAMPLE. ... ', 'ALEXANDRITE // COLOR-SHIFTING GEM. ... ', 'BENITOITE // STATE GEM OF CALIFORNIA. ... ', "PAINITE // ONCE THE WORLD'S RAREST GEM. ... ", 'RED BERYL // TINY AND SCARCE.']
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Uses of Chalcopyrite The only important use of chalcopyrite is as an ore of copper, but this single use should not be understated. Chalcopyrite has been the primary ore of copper since smelting began over five thousand years ago. Some chalcopyrite ores contain significant amounts of zinc substituting for iron.