Natural vs. Synthetic Magnesites in the Manufacture of Refractories

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
O. M. Wicken
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

Magnesite has the unique combination of properties that make it useful in a wide variety of metallurgical applications. The use of refractory magnesite has been increasing throughout the world, but the source of the "ore" differs. The United States has increased production of synthetic magnesites while the rest of the world is exploiting its resources, using natural magnesites. The history and methods of manufacturing synthetic magnesite are discussed as well as the practices for beneficiating natural magnesite. The properties, costs, and uses of the two types of magnesite are discussed and compared.
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APA: O. M. Wicken  (1964)  Natural vs. Synthetic Magnesites in the Manufacture of Refractories

MLA: O. M. Wicken Natural vs. Synthetic Magnesites in the Manufacture of Refractories. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1964.

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