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Wolfram

Tungstate of protoxide of iron; occurs in Cornwall, in the Bohemian tin-mines, and in Siberia. Its composition is tungstic acid 78.77, protoxide of iron 18.32, protoxide of manganese 6.22, silex 1.25. See TUNGSTEN.

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