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Mineral Commodities

This page is designed to provide some basic information that will help with people better understand the material on the website and in publications circulated by the Mineral Resources Group.

Major Commodities

Exploration companies operating within South Australia actively seek a wide range of commodities with the following being the most common or frequently referred to.

 

Au: Gold

Ag: Silver

Co: Cobalt

Cr: Chromium

Cu: Copper

Mo: Molybdenum

Mg: Magnesium

Ni: Nickel

Pb: Lead

Sn: Tin

U: Uranium

Zn: Zinc

 

HMS: Heavy Mineral Sand. Sand deposits that include a suite of minerals known as “Heavy Minerals” rich in Titanium and Zirconium. The main minerals are Rutile (TiO2), Ilmenite (FeTiO3) and Zircon  (ZrSiO4).

 

PGEs: Platinum Group Elements. The PGEs are six metallic elements; platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd), rhodium (Rh), iridium (Ir), osmium (Os), and ruthenium (Ru), that sit together on the Periodic Table.

 

REE: Rare Earth Elements. A suite of metallic elements known as the Lanthanide Series of elements.

 

 

Detailed Commodity Information

 

For details on each of the commodities listed below, please click on the title.  New commodities will be added when the information becomes available.

 


Asbestos

Fluorite

Nickel

Barite

Garnet

Opal

Beryl

Gold

Palygorskite

Celestite

Graphite

Phosphate

Chromite

Gypsum

Rare Earth Elements

Chrysoprase

Iron Ore

Salt

Coal

Iron Oxide Pigments

Silica

Cobalt

Kaolin

Sillimanite (And. & Ky.)

Construction Minerals

Lead-Zinc

Silver

Copper

Limestone

Sulphur

Corundum

Magnesite

Talc

Diamond

Manganese

Tin

Dimension Stone

Mica

Uranium

Dolomite

Mineral Sands

Vermiculite (see Mica)

Feldspar

Molybdenum

Wollastonite

Flint

Nephrite Jade

 

 

 

 

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