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    Metallic Deposits Non Rocks and Minerals Geology













Metallic Deposits Non Rocks and Minerals Geology


Examples of non-metallic rocks and minerals of economic interest include coal, gemstones, construction aggregate (gravel or riprap), building stone, salt, gypsum and anhydrite, industrial-grade clays, fluorspar, phosphate, nitrate, and barite. Peat moss is included here because it is a fossil resource (i.e., it is mined faster than it is formed) similar in many respects to coal.

    Top: Science: Earth Sciences: Geology: Rocks and Minerals: Non-Metallic Deposits

See Also:

  • Goonvean - Europe's largest independently owned kaolin producer, based in Goonvean Cornwall England UK.
  • Gypsum and Anhydrite in Nova Scotia - Provincial government information circular on the Nova Scotia occurrence, mining history, and uses of these minerals.
  • Peat Moss in Nova Scotia - Peat is the partially decomposed remains of plants and animals which have accumulated in oxygen poor freshwater environments over the past 11 000-13 000 years. Peat is mined for horticultural purposes, and is also used in distillation, yeast cultivation,


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