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MineralChemical compositionWt%CuDensity ChalcopyriteCuFeS 2 34.54.5 BorniteCuFeS 2 63.35.1 EnargiteCu 3 AsS 4 48.34.4 LuzoniteCu 3 (As,Sb)S 4 48.14.3 TennantiteCu.

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1 MineralChemical compositionWt%CuDensity ChalcopyriteCuFeS 2 34.54.5 BorniteCuFeS 2 63.35.1 EnargiteCu 3 AsS 4 48.34.4 LuzoniteCu 3 (As,Sb)S 4 48.14.3 TennantiteCu 8 As 2 S 7 57.04.7 TetrahedriteCu 8 Sb 2 S 7 52.14.9 ChalcositeCu 2 S79.85.9 CovelliteCuS66.44.7 AntleriteCu 3 SO 4 (OH) 4 54.03.9 BrochantiteCu 4 SO 4 (OH) 6 56.24.0 AtacamiteCuCl 2.3Cu(OH) 2 59.43.8 MalachiteCuCO 3.Cu(OH) 2 57.34.0 Azurite2CuCO 3. Cu(OH) 2 55.13.8 ChrysocollaCuSiO 3.2H 2 O36.02.2 TenoriteCuO79.86.5 CupriteCu 2 O88.86.1 Native copperCu1008.9 Copper Minerals

2 Copper Minerals Atacamite Azurite

3 Copper minerals Bornite Chakcocite Chalcopyrite Chalcanthite

4 Copper Minerals Chrysocolla Native Copper

5 Copper Minerals Covellite Cuban ite Cuprite

6 Copper Minerals Cyanotichite Digenite Dioptase

7 Copper Minerals Enargite Malachite Tennantite Tetrahedrite

8 Copper Minerals Turquoise Torbernites

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