Geomaterials on the Basis of Analcime-Bearing Rocks

Abstract

Analcime-bearing rocks (Komi Republic, Russia) are perspective raw for geological materials. The article represents possibilities of their application for water purification, as raw for ceramic industry and poor ore for aluminum industry.

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D. Shushkov, O. Kotova and B. Goldin, "Geomaterials on the Basis of Analcime-Bearing Rocks," Geomaterials, Vol. 1 No. 2, 2011, pp. 33-40. doi: 10.4236/gm.2011.12006.

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