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Gold at the Prince of Wales showings is associated with massive to disseminated sulphides, including arsenopyrite, pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite in silicified zones spatially associated with a diorite - sediment contact within Late Paleozoic Knob Hill Group rocks.— Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
The state spent two years and $83 million digging up more than one million cubic yards of the pyrite-laden rock and created a lined landfill next to the highway, mixing a larger-than-normal amount of limestone in to neutralize it and then covering it over with more fill.— Libertarian Blog Place
To that end, Wadia and his colleagues found that iron pyrite-better known as fool's gold-was several orders of magnitude better than any of the alternatives, based on both cost and abundance.
No detectable quantities (≈ 1 wt\%) of pyrite or oxidized forms of sulphur were found in this coal.— CiteULike: Everyone's library

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