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Geology Portals Geophysics Geochronology Petrology Volcanology Mineral Gallery barite Read more > Aluminium Read more > Malachite Read more > Opal Read more > Featured article Barite is a mineral that contains large amounts of barium. Barite is spelled Baryte in Britain. It is often found alongside hematite. The name "barite" comes from the Greek word "βαρύς" which means heavy. A mineral consisting of barium sulfate, it most often occurs in hydrothermal veins and as veins in limestones. It is a relatively inert mineral with a high density. It is the primary ore of barium. The most common use of barite is as a weighting agent in drilling muds. READ MORE... News Palaeontologists Discover Fossil of Remarkably Big Animal Species that Lived Half-a-Billion Years Ago | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com - The Weather Channel - - 2021/09/17 04:21 Palaeontologists Discover Fossil of Remarkably Big Animal Species that Lived Half-a-Billion Years Ago | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com  The Weather Channel... Cost pressures build for Waimea dam project - Stuff.co.nz - - 2021/09/17 02:00 Cost pressures build for Waimea dam project  Stuff.co.nz... Volcano Watch — How does HVO determine which regions are most threatened by lava flows? - United States Geological Survey - - 2021/09/17 00:15 Volcano Watch — How does HVO determine which regions are most threatened by lava flows?  United States Geological Survey...

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