Industrial Minerals

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  Año 2003, Número 431

  • Cogema future uncertain

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  • Kaolin - white gold or white dirt? Kaolin's role and geographical focus have shifted significantly. These changes have helped to shape its development in recent years, and will continue to do so

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  • Garnet galore The industrial garnet industry is currently experiencing overcapacity, and with a handful of suppliers and a few key markets, the industry remains highly competitive

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  • Elements of magnesia Geographical shifts in the market have forced the electrical grade magnesia supply sector to literally follow their customers around the world

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  • Treading carefully After a fevered period of capacity increases, the speciality silicas industry is cooling off in the face of overcapacity and poor global economics

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  • Paving the way From premier anti-stripping agent to high performance additive, hydrated lime has developed into a key ingredient for hot mix asphalt

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  • Geyser acquires Farim phosphate

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  • Borax faces duties

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  • Czech Republic's minerals

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  • Nevada speciality clays

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  • Staying afloat The shipping of minerals can be a complex exercise and requires not only in depth knowledge of your cargo but complete understanding of a range of vital factors

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  • Since most materials have an inherent moisture content, moisture measuring systems are needed in all kinds of industries such as concrete, glass, ceramics, and many more

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  • Silicon carbide

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  • Mine waste extraction

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  • Algerian bentonite

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