PPT-ALS Minerals Iron Ore Technical Centre (IOTC)

An Industry Focused Service Offering IRON ORE TECHNICAL CENTRE IOTC 7000m 2 FACILITY Analytical XRF Haematite Testing HyLogger TM Web Access via CoreViewer TM Magnetite Upgrading. A homogenous, naturally occurring substance with definable internal structure is called mineral. .. Mode of occurrence of minerals:. (1) In igneous and metamorphic rocks: The smaller occurrences are called veins and the larger occurrences are called lodes. They are usually formed when minerals in liquid/molten and gaseous forms are forced upwards through cavities towards the earth’s surface. Examples: tin, copper, zinc, lead, etc.. reporting. Compliance workshop: . Collection and reporting of Fisheries data to IOTC. Mauritius, March 2014. IOTC Resolutions. . . Data REPORTING standards. 10/02 . Resolution . Mandatory . statistical requirements . Heath Text. Ghost Notes:. Fill in the blanks on your ghost notes . . Review (. Chapter 3 and Science 8/9/10. ). Matter. is anything that has mass and volume.. All matter is composed of . elements. Vitamins and Minerals. Sodium:. Functions. Fluid and electrolyte balance. .. Associated with blood pressure and pH balance . in the body.. Required for nerve impulse transmission. .. Assists in the transport of certain nutrients . What is a mineral and how do we identify minerals?. Do NOW:. What do we call the items on your tray?. What similarities do these items share? What differences do you observe?. Where do we find these items?. go?. Preparation . of files for the assessments of IOTC stocks and use of data for the assessments of IOTC species. Mauritius, 18-20 March . 2014. Compliance Workshop: . Collection and reporting of Fisheries data to IOTC.  . Minerals play an important role in forming rocks and shaping Earth’s surface. When humans began making tools out of iron great progress was made in advancing the world through industries Below is a timeline showing how the value and uses of minerals have changed over time .. Vitamins. Needed for body to function, but only in small amounts. 2 types fat and water soluble. Fat soluble are A,D,E, and K. A. ll . D. ogs . E. at . K. ittens. Water soluble are Vitamin B group, Folate, and Vit. C. Describe the functions of minerals . Identify food sources of minerals. List minerals lacking in American diets . List foods that are the best sources of these minerals. Learning Objectives. Give tips to ensure mineral intakes are sufficient. Shinnittetsu Giho the technical report of our companyShinnittetsu Giho actually started out in 1911 as the Seitetsu Kenkyukai Report ofthe Seitetsu Kenkyukai steelmaking study group of the then state- Not synthesized. . in human . body. Widely distributed in . nature. Present . in foods . of . Plant and Animal . origin. 1. Minerals in human body . have various structural and functional roles. Hence it . Topics. Minerals. i. ron. calcium. sodium. iodine. 2. Minerals. 3. Minerals. Minerals are micronutrients. Human body needs them in very small quantities. Minerals . are used in the human body to help form bones, skin and tissue and are necessary for many body functions. 1. What is Petrology?-. Study of Rocks. 2. What Study?-. Source and Processes. 3. How to Study?-. Field Relations, Field characteristics, Mineralogical (what are the minerals?), . Petrographical. ( . properties. Classification of Minerals. Metallic Ferrous. . Non-ferrous. . Precious. Non-metallic. Energy Minerals. CLASSIFICATION OF MINERALS. METALLIC. ENERGY. NON - METALLIC. FERROUS. PRECIOUS.