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Mining Geology MCQs Questions & Answers | Mining Engineering

Learn and practice multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers related to Mining Geology. These resources are available for mining engineering students who wish to clear GATE exams, technical interviews, competitive examinations, and other entrance exams. The Mining Geology chapter is particularly important for students studying mining engineering. Page-6 section-4

Each section contains 100 MCQs on Mining Geology .
51
Sillica percentage in basic rocks igneious type
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52
Light metals are
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53
UHV range of F grade coal is in KCal/kg.
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54
More or less horizontal sheet of ignious rock extend, laterally into strata, introducing between bedding planes
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55
Large ignious rockmass, differs from batholith, basin shape called
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56
Crude benzole . . . . . . . . yeild on coal.
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57
Minerals contain iron and magnesium known as
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58
In the low temperature carbonisation the coal is heated in the absence of air to a temperature of about
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59
Dull appearance coals, most impure band of coal.
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In a fault; the area in which coal seam missing called
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