RI 3553 Progress Reports - Metallurgical Division - 43. Cationic Reagents In The Flotation Of Silica From Gypsum Ores ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. Bruce Clemmer
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Jan 1, 1941

Abstract

[Gypsum is one of the most important nonmetallic c minerals, as is indicated by the fact that the United States consumed approximately 3,500,000 tons of natural and calcined gypsum in 1937. The building trades were the largest users required 2,520,000 tons of calcine for production of plaster, wall board, tiles, block, and various other insulating and building materials. The glass and ceramic industries and other manufacturers required an additional 126,000 tons. The balance was used in the uncalcined condition as retarder in Portland cement and or agricultural purposes.]
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APA: J. Bruce Clemmer  (1941)  RI 3553 Progress Reports - Metallurgical Division - 43. Cationic Reagents In The Flotation Of Silica From Gypsum Ores ? Introduction

MLA: J. Bruce Clemmer RI 3553 Progress Reports - Metallurgical Division - 43. Cationic Reagents In The Flotation Of Silica From Gypsum Ores ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1941.

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