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Within the oxidized zones, the primary sulfide minerals were commonly converted to limonite, pyrolusite, cerussite, anglesite, argentojarosite and plumbojarosite (basic sulfates of Fe), and native silver, with traces of malachite and azurite. LAUSD board member Jon Azurite said he's worried that the charter would attract students away from other West Valley campuses. It included not only painters' pigments such as azurite, vermilion, and orpiment, but also raw materials used in a variety of crafts. |
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