1. The Binoxide, or peroxide, is the black manganese of commerce, and the pyrolusite of mineralogists, and is by far the most abundant of the manganese ores.

2. In admixtures of goethite with MnCO3 or pyrolusite the main difference from the counterpart alkoxide is shown after heating at 270°C, when the Fe−Mn mineral mixture produces mostly protohematite (disordered hematite) instead of disordered jacobsite resulting from the alkoxides.

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4. (noun) Considerable quantities of the following minerals have been found: Barytes (heavy spar), magnetite (magnetic iron ore), and pyrolusite (manganese dioxide) in Humboldt county; roofing slate in Esmeralda county; cinnabar (ore containing quicksilver) in Washoe county; haematite in Elko and Churchill counties; cerussite and galena (lead ores) in Eureka county