The Industrial Minerals Profile Of Japan - Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Noriyuki Fujii
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Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

It is no need to say that exploitation of industrial minerals has a close relation to development of the industries related. In the first stage, a small scale manufactures were initiated in areas producing some main raw material minerals. China and cement manufactures, for example, were established depending on the local occurrence of raw materials such as kaolin and limestone without exception. That is, the industrial development is greatly influenced by the local production of the raw materials in the stage. With the development of industrial technology, various kinds of raw material minerals are explored to meet the demands of industries in the second stage. New materials become indispensable, and low-grade raw material minerals, which were left as useless, are developed as useful materials. In the stage, the development of raw material minerals is accelerated by that of industrial technology related. However, industries mainly rely on domestic production of the min raw material minerals.
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APA: Noriyuki Fujii  (1981)  The Industrial Minerals Profile Of Japan - Introduction

MLA: Noriyuki Fujii The Industrial Minerals Profile Of Japan - Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1981.

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