Definition of gangue in English:

gangue

noun ɡaŋɡæŋ

mass noun

The commercially valueless material in which ore is found.
good ore with some gangue or rock adhering
Example sentencesExamples
- The major ore and gangue minerals are given in the table, but only those of interest to collectors are discussed in detail below.
- A short drift and crosscut were driven off the back of the cavity in search of ore, but only low-grade mineralization consisting of chalcopyrite, galena, and sphalerite in a siliceous gangue was encountered.
- At that time, the museum acquired the Colorado State Collection, which has high historical value because it contains many ore and gangue specimens from now-closed and abandoned Colorado mines.
- Chlorite, predominantly magnesium chlorite, is the principal gangue, and its intimate association with the uraninite indicates that the two minerals formed together.
- Specifically, gangue formed by both metasomatic alteration and precipitation during ore formation can yield a wealth of information about the origins and physical conditions of the ore-forming fluids.
- The main gangue minerals are quartz and barite.
- The main ore minerals are galena, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and tetrahedrite that are associated with quartz and barite gangue.
- The fluorite is typically a gangue mineral and is only locally recovered as an ore.
- The main gangue minerals that make up the vein are massive white calcite, quartz, and prehnite.
- Don't you think that in some cases these nuggets have got to be cleared of their gangue?
- It is associated with all ore minerals as well as most gangue minerals.
- Uraninite occurs with cobalt, nickel, arsenic, and silver minerals in a carbonate gangue at the Solitaria mine, Jaguel district, Argentina.
- Here, too, the veins may be monomineralic, commonly quartz or calcite, but more usually are polymineralic with a mixture of metalliferous sulphide or oxide minerals and gangue minerals.
- Here the galena is massive, with 1-3 - mm-wide cleavage planes scattered across the quartz gangue surface of the specimen.
- They noted that in the Champion mine siderite is abundant, occurring as the chief gangue mineral of the sulfide ores in the dolomitic beds in the Sawatch Quartzite.
- Native copper and a host of gangue minerals were deposited in fissure veins, brecciated and fractured vesicular lava flow tops, and conglomerate beds during the same period of metal mineralization.
- Rhodonite is described in the technical literature as a widespread and locally abundant gangue mineral in many of Colorado's precious-metal vein deposits.
- Exceptionally well-crystallized zinc-bearing rhodonite was a locally abundant gangue mineral at Franklin and, to a lesser extent, Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey.
- Rhodonite is found as a gangue mineral in hydrothermal silver veins cutting volcanic rocks in the Pacocollo, Carangas, and Todos Santos areas, Bolivia.
- It is a gangue mineral in ores from the Star, Hobo, and Princess mines at Central, Grant County.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from German Gang 'course, lode'; related to gang¹.

Definition of gangue in US English:

gangue

nounɡaNGɡæŋ

The commercially valueless material in which ore is found.
good ore with some gangue or rock adhering
Example sentencesExamples
- The major ore and gangue minerals are given in the table, but only those of interest to collectors are discussed in detail below.
- Native copper and a host of gangue minerals were deposited in fissure veins, brecciated and fractured vesicular lava flow tops, and conglomerate beds during the same period of metal mineralization.
- A short drift and crosscut were driven off the back of the cavity in search of ore, but only low-grade mineralization consisting of chalcopyrite, galena, and sphalerite in a siliceous gangue was encountered.
- Specifically, gangue formed by both metasomatic alteration and precipitation during ore formation can yield a wealth of information about the origins and physical conditions of the ore-forming fluids.
- The main gangue minerals are quartz and barite.
- It is associated with all ore minerals as well as most gangue minerals.
- Here, too, the veins may be monomineralic, commonly quartz or calcite, but more usually are polymineralic with a mixture of metalliferous sulphide or oxide minerals and gangue minerals.
- They noted that in the Champion mine siderite is abundant, occurring as the chief gangue mineral of the sulfide ores in the dolomitic beds in the Sawatch Quartzite.
- Chlorite, predominantly magnesium chlorite, is the principal gangue, and its intimate association with the uraninite indicates that the two minerals formed together.
- The fluorite is typically a gangue mineral and is only locally recovered as an ore.
- The main ore minerals are galena, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and tetrahedrite that are associated with quartz and barite gangue.
- At that time, the museum acquired the Colorado State Collection, which has high historical value because it contains many ore and gangue specimens from now-closed and abandoned Colorado mines.
- Uraninite occurs with cobalt, nickel, arsenic, and silver minerals in a carbonate gangue at the Solitaria mine, Jaguel district, Argentina.
- It is a gangue mineral in ores from the Star, Hobo, and Princess mines at Central, Grant County.
- The main gangue minerals that make up the vein are massive white calcite, quartz, and prehnite.
- Don't you think that in some cases these nuggets have got to be cleared of their gangue?
- Here the galena is massive, with 1-3 - mm-wide cleavage planes scattered across the quartz gangue surface of the specimen.
- Exceptionally well-crystallized zinc-bearing rhodonite was a locally abundant gangue mineral at Franklin and, to a lesser extent, Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey.
- Rhodonite is described in the technical literature as a widespread and locally abundant gangue mineral in many of Colorado's precious-metal vein deposits.
- Rhodonite is found as a gangue mineral in hydrothermal silver veins cutting volcanic rocks in the Pacocollo, Carangas, and Todos Santos areas, Bolivia.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from German Gang ‘course, lode’; related to gang.

单词	gangue
释义	Definition of gangue in English: gangue noun ɡaŋɡæŋ mass noun The commercially valueless material in which ore is found. good ore with some gangue or rock adhering Example sentencesExamples The major ore and gangue minerals are given in the table, but only those of interest to collectors are discussed in detail below. A short drift and crosscut were driven off the back of the cavity in search of ore, but only low-grade mineralization consisting of chalcopyrite, galena, and sphalerite in a siliceous gangue was encountered. At that time, the museum acquired the Colorado State Collection, which has high historical value because it contains many ore and gangue specimens from now-closed and abandoned Colorado mines. Chlorite, predominantly magnesium chlorite, is the principal gangue, and its intimate association with the uraninite indicates that the two minerals formed together. Specifically, gangue formed by both metasomatic alteration and precipitation during ore formation can yield a wealth of information about the origins and physical conditions of the ore-forming fluids. The main gangue minerals are quartz and barite. The main ore minerals are galena, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and tetrahedrite that are associated with quartz and barite gangue. The fluorite is typically a gangue mineral and is only locally recovered as an ore. The main gangue minerals that make up the vein are massive white calcite, quartz, and prehnite. Don't you think that in some cases these nuggets have got to be cleared of their gangue? It is associated with all ore minerals as well as most gangue minerals. Uraninite occurs with cobalt, nickel, arsenic, and silver minerals in a carbonate gangue at the Solitaria mine, Jaguel district, Argentina. Here, too, the veins may be monomineralic, commonly quartz or calcite, but more usually are polymineralic with a mixture of metalliferous sulphide or oxide minerals and gangue minerals. Here the galena is massive, with 1-3 - mm-wide cleavage planes scattered across the quartz gangue surface of the specimen. They noted that in the Champion mine siderite is abundant, occurring as the chief gangue mineral of the sulfide ores in the dolomitic beds in the Sawatch Quartzite. Native copper and a host of gangue minerals were deposited in fissure veins, brecciated and fractured vesicular lava flow tops, and conglomerate beds during the same period of metal mineralization. Rhodonite is described in the technical literature as a widespread and locally abundant gangue mineral in many of Colorado's precious-metal vein deposits. Exceptionally well-crystallized zinc-bearing rhodonite was a locally abundant gangue mineral at Franklin and, to a lesser extent, Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey. Rhodonite is found as a gangue mineral in hydrothermal silver veins cutting volcanic rocks in the Pacocollo, Carangas, and Todos Santos areas, Bolivia. It is a gangue mineral in ores from the Star, Hobo, and Princess mines at Central, Grant County. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from German Gang 'course, lode'; related to gang¹. Definition of gangue in US English: gangue nounɡaNGɡæŋ The commercially valueless material in which ore is found. good ore with some gangue or rock adhering Example sentencesExamples The major ore and gangue minerals are given in the table, but only those of interest to collectors are discussed in detail below. Native copper and a host of gangue minerals were deposited in fissure veins, brecciated and fractured vesicular lava flow tops, and conglomerate beds during the same period of metal mineralization. A short drift and crosscut were driven off the back of the cavity in search of ore, but only low-grade mineralization consisting of chalcopyrite, galena, and sphalerite in a siliceous gangue was encountered. Specifically, gangue formed by both metasomatic alteration and precipitation during ore formation can yield a wealth of information about the origins and physical conditions of the ore-forming fluids. The main gangue minerals are quartz and barite. It is associated with all ore minerals as well as most gangue minerals. Here, too, the veins may be monomineralic, commonly quartz or calcite, but more usually are polymineralic with a mixture of metalliferous sulphide or oxide minerals and gangue minerals. They noted that in the Champion mine siderite is abundant, occurring as the chief gangue mineral of the sulfide ores in the dolomitic beds in the Sawatch Quartzite. Chlorite, predominantly magnesium chlorite, is the principal gangue, and its intimate association with the uraninite indicates that the two minerals formed together. The fluorite is typically a gangue mineral and is only locally recovered as an ore. The main ore minerals are galena, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and tetrahedrite that are associated with quartz and barite gangue. At that time, the museum acquired the Colorado State Collection, which has high historical value because it contains many ore and gangue specimens from now-closed and abandoned Colorado mines. Uraninite occurs with cobalt, nickel, arsenic, and silver minerals in a carbonate gangue at the Solitaria mine, Jaguel district, Argentina. It is a gangue mineral in ores from the Star, Hobo, and Princess mines at Central, Grant County. The main gangue minerals that make up the vein are massive white calcite, quartz, and prehnite. Don't you think that in some cases these nuggets have got to be cleared of their gangue? Here the galena is massive, with 1-3 - mm-wide cleavage planes scattered across the quartz gangue surface of the specimen. Exceptionally well-crystallized zinc-bearing rhodonite was a locally abundant gangue mineral at Franklin and, to a lesser extent, Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey. Rhodonite is described in the technical literature as a widespread and locally abundant gangue mineral in many of Colorado's precious-metal vein deposits. Rhodonite is found as a gangue mineral in hydrothermal silver veins cutting volcanic rocks in the Pacocollo, Carangas, and Todos Santos areas, Bolivia. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from German Gang ‘course, lode’; related to gang.
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