like on earth shall we found any minerals like iron mn,mg,stones in oceans
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or course...the problem is that a lot of the ocean is still too deep to conduct surveys and deep ocean drilling costs money
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There's a couple that I consider necessary for survival.  One is:\n\nRollinson, H., 1993, Using Geochemical Data: Evaluation, Presentation, Interpretation; Pearson/Prentice Hall\n\nIt's a geochemistry book, but a PRACTICAL one.  It helped me get through my undergrad, and I'm using it again right now!\n\nThe "bible" for mineralogy is:\n\nNesse, W.D., 1991, Introduction to Optical Mineralogy, Second Edition; Oxford University Press\n\nIt's pretty much the standard, and still the best.  There are a couple different edtions.  I prefer the 2nd one to the third edtion.\n\nAlso, for petrography, get your hands on all the mineral atlases you can.  They are indespensible.\n\nWatch out though - buying geology references books can be addictive!  Have fun :)
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5% of the earths crust is Iron and 35% of the earth is iron, I am not sure if this is what you are looking for but I hope it helps.
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Absolutely correct! I second the motion.\n\nThere is never a 100% guarantee of anything in mineral prospecting. Even with a good site analysis and positive assay results, it may be there in commercial amounts, or just enough for collector's amusement.
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u contact any scientist
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that would be a mineral. has all the right qualifications!\n\n:)
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The magnetic striping of the seafloor is similiar on both sides of an oceanic rift.  They match up like puzzle pieces.
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You could start here:\n\nhttp://webmineral.com/data/Magadiite.shtml
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There's water, and carbon, and iron, and calcium, and...
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Pottasium, Sodium, Iron ,  Lead, Copper, Silver, Gold.
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Water..We always have the exact same amount on earth. It just keeps changing forms.
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Back in the day (Aztecs), kings would have themselves a iron dagger made from a 'magic source'.  The Gods would send a flaming ball of it to the Earth to reward the kings.  Redirect:  Natural metallic iron is not typically found, so people have to use smelts to get it.  There are other sources on here that other people answered but I thought I would share this additional info.
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I don't know but if you click on the site below you'll find out real quick. They know minerals.
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oceanology is one coarse you can take
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Canada's, or any other country's, mineral resources are not sustainable in the usual sense of the word.  \n\nWhen they are gone they are gone, period
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nothing, the salt water will NOT react with iron, however the rion will just replace a few of the ions of the mineral and still probally nothing will happen
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geology is earth science.