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china - clay is a old name is kaolin main component of porcelain ,whiteware, tiles and ceramic glazes.used as a filler and coating agent to improved brightness, smoothness,and printability of paper.used as an extender pigment in water based and solvent based paints modifying gloss levels non black filler in natural and synthetic rubber for reinforcing properties and a filler in various plastics used in cosmetic products like in talcum powder cream powder.primary fluxing agent in medium and high temperature ceramic bodies and glazes.used in glass making to provide alumina and alkali, enhancing
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Feldspar is the single most abundant mineral group on earth, making up about 60% of the earth's crust in mining it is highly valued for its use as a fluxing agent in industrial applications.Economically viable deposits are primarilly found in large crystalline rocks like pegmatites (vein-like bodies with very large crystals )and high-qualitygranite bodies.it is typically extracted using open-pit mining (quarrying)methods, followed by crushing, grinding and various beneficiation (purification)processes..
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Formation: Potash deposits are evaporite deposits—chemical sedimentary rocks formed when ancient inland oceans or restricted marine basins evaporated. As the water dried up, concentrated salt layers, including potassium salts, crystallized and were subsequently buried by thousands of feet of sediment.Key Minerals: The main economically important potash-bearing minerals are:Sylvite ($text{KCl}$): Pure potassium chloride.Halite ($text{NaCl}$): Common table salt (sodium chloride).Sylvinite ($text{KCl} + text{NaCl}$): A natural mixture of sylvite and halite, and the most common ore body for $text
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What it isClay minerals in the soil, such as Illite and Vermiculite, that have a high capacity to hold or "fix" potassium (K) ions within their layered structure. This fixed potassium is not immediately available to plants.CompositionClay minerals are typically hydrous aluminum silicates. Those that hold potassium are often 2:1 layer silicates (two silica sheets around one alumina sheet).Potassium RoleClay is essential for storing potassium. The potassium ions ($K^+$) fit tightly into the hexagonal holes between the mineral layers, making them non-exchangeable or only slowly available.Signifi