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Dictionary of Spanish Mining Terms - 1ORO1.COM

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SPANISH MINING TERMS Nit<br />

(6) negrillos, Huelva, Sp. ores rich in copper, and which are exported<br />

(R. Oriol) ; (7) Span. Am. ore <strong>of</strong> cupriferous silver <strong>of</strong> very dark colour<br />

(Acad.).<br />

NEGRO, GRA, adj. black "<br />

; metal negro, Mex. blende, see blenda ;<br />

piedra negra, Venez. greenish grey felstone ; plata negra, argentite,<br />

see u. plata (2) ; plata negra prismatica, stephanite, see u. plata (2).<br />

NEGRO, (1) Peru and Chile, caliche (1), <strong>of</strong> a dark colour and close<br />

texture ; (2) Guadalcazar, S. L. Potosi, Mex. hepatic cinnabar <strong>of</strong> a<br />

lead-grey colour, compact, and <strong>of</strong> a slatey texture (A. del M. de F.),<br />

see mercuric (2) ; (3) Mex. very rich tetrahedrite, see abronzado (2) ;<br />

(4) negro-negro, Col. black micaceous schist silver veins in this kind<br />

<strong>of</strong> " country " are decomposed and sterilised (Uribe) ; Tolima, Col.<br />

negro = aluminous schist (Gamba) ; (5) negros, Mex. sulphuretted<br />

ores <strong>of</strong> silver, syn. metales de patio, Chile, prietos, see plata (2), comp.<br />

cenizo-negro, colorados ; (6) negros, Fresnillo, Mex. iron pyrites<br />

containing very finely disseminated native silver and argentite<br />

(Burkart), see plata (2), comp. azulaque (4), colorados ; (7) Charcas,<br />

S. L. Potosi, Mex. antimonial grey copper ore, blende and galena,<br />

mixed with copper and arsenical iron pyrites, most <strong>of</strong> the silver<br />

occurring in the first two (Dr. Percy), see plata (2).<br />

NEME, Ant. Col. oxide <strong>of</strong> manganese, see canturron, manganese (2).<br />

NERVADURA DE MINERAL, leader, see vetilla (1 ).<br />

NERVIO (nerve), (1) longitudinal rib or strengthening-piece <strong>of</strong> a cylinder ;<br />

nervios, strengthening-pieces <strong>of</strong> cast-iron tubbing, etc. ; (2) parting<br />

in a seam <strong>of</strong> coal, etc., equiv. Fr. nerf, see caballo (4).<br />

NETO, TA, adj. peso neto, net weight ; producto neto, net produce.<br />

NICLE, a var. <strong>of</strong> chalcedony (calcedonia) with some stripes darker than<br />

others, see cuarzo.<br />

NIDADA, n. de oro (lit. nestful <strong>of</strong> gold), nest, see nido.<br />

NIDO, nest (<strong>of</strong> ore, etc.), syn. nidada, comp. bolsa (1), bolsada (3), nodulo<br />

(1), rinon (1).<br />

NIEGAS, Cartagena, Sp. miners' name for the sterile deposit (Moncada).<br />

parts (esteril) <strong>of</strong> a<br />

NINO, NA, adj. oro nino, Ant. Col. float gold, sijn. oro de espuma.<br />

NIPA, Phil, kind <strong>of</strong> palm-tree ; from the leaves are made mats and<br />

thatches for ro<strong>of</strong>s (Velazquez).<br />

NIQUEL, (1) nickel ; n. bronce, nickel-bronze ; (2) ore <strong>of</strong> nickel ; n.<br />

arsenical, niccolite [NiAs] syn. niquelina, see u. ocre.<br />

NIQUELINA, niccolite, see niquel (2).<br />

NISPERA, Nicarag. a timber-tree, Achras sapota, syn. zapote.<br />

NISPERO, Panama, a hard red-wood <strong>of</strong> great durability.<br />

NITRAL nitre-bed or deposit.<br />

NITRERIA, saltpetre -works.<br />

NITRO, (1) nitre or saltpetre, syn. nitro potasico, salitre ; (2) nitrate<br />

<strong>of</strong> sodium, nitrate, see caliche (1).<br />

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