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The iron ore magnetite consists of

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The iron ore magnetite consists of

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The iron ore magnetite consists of Fe2O3.
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Chetan S
Chetan S 5 years ago
Correct answer is Fe3O4
Shivanand Teggelli
Shivanand Teggelli 5 years ago
The correct answer is Fe3O4
Suraj Sanadi
Suraj Sanadi 7 years ago
Haematite-fe2o3
Magnatite-fe3o4
Limonite-2fe2o3.3h2O
Siderite-feco3
Strajaji Strajaji
Strajaji Strajaji 7 years ago
Ans is fe3o4 .. said by google. Check wheather is correct..
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