KnowraSulfide mineralLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Sulfide mineral, each with the reason it gives.All 22Broader topic 1Related 3Narrower topic 13Compared with 5Acid mine drainageNarrower topic: Sulfide minerals are the source materials whose oxidation can produce mine drainage.ChalcopyriteNarrower topic: Chalcopyrite belongs to this mineral class because sulfur bonds with copper and iron.Supergene enrichmentNarrower topic: Many primary copper deposits contain sulfides that release metals during oxidation.GalenaNarrower topic: Galena belongs to this mineral class because sulfur is bonded to lead.Roasting (metallurgy)Narrower topic: Many roasting processes begin with sulfide minerals such as zinc blende or chalcopyrite.Oxidation zoneNarrower topic: Sulfides in primary ore are the principal minerals altered by oxidation.ArsenopyriteNarrower topic: Arsenopyrite belongs to this mineral class because sulfur bonds with iron and arsenic.BorniteNarrower topic: Bornite belongs to this mineral class because sulfur bonds with copper and iron.OrpimentNarrower topic: Orpiment belongs to this mineral class through its arsenic–sulfur composition.StibniteNarrower topic: Stibnite belongs to this mineral class because sulfur is bonded with antimony.BiominingNarrower topic: Many biomined ores contain sulfides whose oxidation releases metals and supplies microbial energy.PentlanditeNarrower topic: Pentlandite belongs to this mineral class, whose bonding and chemistry shape its properties.TroiliteNarrower topic: Troilite belongs to this mineral class, whose members form through diverse chemical pathways.