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ilmenite

Oxide of iron and titanium, iron titanate (FeTiO3); an ore of titanium. The mineral is black, with a metallic lustre. It is found as an accessory mineral in mafic igneous rocks and in sands.



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A vast rectangular pond, 15 metres deep, has been dug and filled with water, allowing ilmenite - which is heavier than sand - to sink to the bottom.
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