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  Copper (I) oxide is used as a pigment for coloring glass, ceramics, glazes; as a component of paints that protect the underwater part of the vessel from fouling; as a fungicide.

  
  

  Possesses semiconducting properties, used in copper oxide valves.

  
  

  Toxicity

  
  

  Copper oxide ( I) - moderately toxic substance: LD ₅₀ 470 mg / kg (oral for rats). Irritating to eyes, may irritate skin and respiratory tract.

  
  

  Very toxic to the aquatic environment: LC ₅₀ for Daphnia magna is 0.5 mg / l for 48 hours

  
  

  Being in nature

  
  

  Copper (I) oxide occurs naturally in the form of the mineral cuprite (outdated names: red copper ore, glassy copper ore, ruby ​​copper). The color of the mineral is red, brownish red, purplish red or black. Hardness on the Mohs scale 3.5 - 4.

  
  

  A type of cuprite with elongated filamentary crystals is called chalcotrichite (old name: plush copper ore). The brick-red mixture of cuprite and limonite is called "tile ore"

  plush copper ore). The brick-red mixture of cuprite and limonite is called "tile ore"
  plush copper ore). The brick-red mixture of cuprite and limonite is called "tile ore"