Iron Ore, Labrador - Cas No: 1317-60-8 (For Magnetite) 1309-37-1 (For Hematite)

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Appearance	Reddish-brown (hematite) black (magnetite)
Purity	Varies depending on processing (can exceed 65% Fe for high-grade ore)
Solubility	Insoluble in water
HS Code	2601.11 (for iron ore not agglomerated) 2601.12 (for concentrated iron ore)
Molecular Weight	Varies (Fe2O3: ~159.69 g/mol Fe3O4: ~231.55 g/mol) Grams (g)
CAS No	1317-60-8 (for magnetite) 1309-37-1 (for hematite)
Poisonous	NO
Properties	High iron content naturally occurring ore magnetic in case of magnetite good reducibility
Ph Level	Neutral (varies slightly depending on impurities)
Physical Form	Other
Melting Point	1538AdegC (pure iron)
Ingredients	Primarily iron oxides with silica alumina and other impurities
Refractive Rate	N/A (non-transparent solid)
Shape	other, Irregular lumps fines or powder
Application	Other, Raw material in steel production construction material
Grade	Varies (Standard grades include 58% 62% and 65% Fe content)
Usage	Used in blast furnaces sintering plants and as a primary source of metallic iron
Density	5.3 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
Smell	Other
Molecular Formula	Fe2O3 (for hematite) Fe3O4 (for magnetite)
Storage	Other, Store in a dry well-ventilated area away from moisture
EINECS No	215-168-2 (for hematite) 215-277-5 (for magnetite)
Structural Formula	Varies (Hematite: Fe2O3 Magnetite: Fe3O4)