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The Ural mineral raw-material base for the ceramics, refractory, and glass industry

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Brief information is reported on the promising deposits of clays and kaolins, feldspars and their substituents, quartz minerals, carbonate rocks, pyrophyllites and kyanites, magnesia and magnesia-silicate materials, and many other types of raw materials for the ceramics, glass, and refractories industry.

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  1. Keramik-Plast Ltd., Yuzhnoural’sk, Russia

    N. F. Solodkii & A. S. Shamrikov

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 9, pp. 22–29, September, 2006.

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Solodkii, N.F., Shamrikov, A.S. The Ural mineral raw-material base for the ceramics, refractory, and glass industry. Glass Ceram 63, 298–304 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-006-0107-8

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