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1. What type of ore is gold found in.? what type of rock is it accosicated with? What does it looks like in it's?

It can be found in a number of different rocks. Quartz usually for larger flakes. But graphite to chalk as well. Most gold is micro gold. You can not see it with the naked eye. So a 10x lens to spot a speck. Graphite and copper mines produce a lot of gold. It can be found from Virginia to Main, and in most Western States. Problem is finding enough in a day to make it pay. So you need gold bearing rock. A miro grinder or stamp mill. A mercury board to float the undesirable crushing off. And to check mineral rights before mining in a area. Once you have found a area producing around 1 oz of gold per 2 ton of crushed&milled rock. You are set. You can now work 12 hours a day for a $100 a day or more. Do not forget to pay tax's. Once milled or stamped being soft. Flat whitish yellow specks. You pick those out once floated with tweezers. Mercury being a heavy metal will float the lighter rock off. And the gold silver and heavy material will be on the board under it. Best try panning for gold. Some can make $25 to $50 a day doing that

2. what is Bert the iphone ore the ipod Touch?

i would say iphone because you dont have to worry about not bein connected to a wifi with a WEP code encrypted. u can just use the 3G speed it comes with. but be wise if you get one to not abuse its capabilities featured on this phone or you are gonna get a FAT bill in your mail box

3. How do I find more orichalcum ore in Terraria?

There is not a definite answer to your question besides to keep looking. The game makes use of a lot of random generation, so it's possible you just have a bad generation of the ore. However, there is a certain point it spawns at on the map. According to the Wiki, depending on the map size, it will spawn accordingly:I know you said you went down pretty far, but you at least have some sort of reference to look for it now.Also, smashing additional altars does help create more ore, but be aware that the amount of ore that spawns decreases with how many altars that get smashed. The Wiki has a formula and example to determine the decrease percentage which they call the multiplier:This "multiplier" can be calculated with the formula 1/(ceiling(n/3) 1 - sgn(n)) where n is the number of Altars destroyed. So, destroying the 19th Altar would yield one-seventh of Cobalt/Palladium Ore compared to the first Altar

4. Mining: what is the role of u201cpaste fillu201d in mining?

Fill of one form or another has been used more or less throughout the history of mining. It is used to fill underground voids where the ore has been extracted, either to provide a working platform from which the next slice of or can be extracted, to minimise dilution when mining an adjacent block of ore from waste rock collapsing in to the previously mined area or simply as a means of cheaply disposing of waste rock generated through development of drives (tunnels) required to access the ore.The type of fill used very much depends on its application. For example, where an orebody is being mined from the bottom up, as a void is created by extraction of the ore this needs to be backfilled in order to provide a working platform in order to drill and blast the next slice. The cheapest and therefore most commonly used form fill is waste rock from development. However, depending upon the stage of development of the mine, waste rock could be in short supply. Mines with an adjacent processing plant will always have a good supply of tailings, the barren, ground rock left after after the valuable minimal has been extracted. Tailings therefore provide an excellent alternative to waste rock and many mines use so-called hydraulic fill; tailings mixed with water to form a slurry to backfill such voids.In some large ore bodies, the rock mass conditions dictate a maximum size of void that can be mined without risk of catastrophic collapse. In such ore bodies it is necessary to mine a series of multiple primary and secondary stopes (a stope is the area from which the ore is extracted). The primary stopes are normally filled with cemented hydraulic fill (CHF). The addition of cement allows the fill to remain standing when the adjacent stope is blasted and extracted, thereby eliminating or at least reducing the dilution of the ore with barren material. Of course pumping a slurry underground creates problems from a water management perspective. As the water drains from the backfilled areas it needs to be pumped back to surface. There have also been instances where failure of a barricade, used to retain the hydraulic fill until it drains, has led to fatalities. There are also mines located in regions which have little available water and every effort is made to recover water at the processing plant.For these and other reasons some operators may be dewatering their tailings significantly to obtain pulp densities as high as 88% solids and use this "paste" as the fill underground. Typically paste fill requires at least 1. ausimm. com. au/content/docs/cobar_1400_yumlu_mining_with_paste_fill.pdfMining: what is the role of "paste fill" in mining?