The mundic (mispickel-arsenic), which was formerly cast aside from the copper mines as worthless, is calcined.
The works consist in the crushing of the rock, it being chewed up by machinery; then the broken stone is gone over by girls, who in an inclined position select that which is profitable, and cast aside the stone without mundic in it.
This is then ground and washed, and finally the ground mundic is burnt in large revolving cylinders.
That you are digging out of the ground vast quantities of mundicand throwing it away.
Sulphuret of iron, pyrites, or the mundic of the miners, is a bright yellow glittering mineral, which sometimes has gold associated with it.
Gold dust is readily taken up by quicksilver; mundic is not.
Gold can be cut with the pocket-knife just as easily as copper; mundic resists the knife, turns its edge, and will strike fire against its back, giving out sulphurous fumes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mundic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
