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Fluorite (also
called fluorspar) is the
mineral form of
calcium fluoride, CaF2. It
belongs to the
halide minerals. It
crystallizes in
isometric cubic...
- The
Kenya Fluorspar Company is a
mining company in Kenya,
located in Kimwarer, a
village in the
southern part of the
Kerio Valley in Elgeyo-Marakwet County...
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practically insoluble in water. It
occurs as the
mineral fluorite (also
called fluorspar),
which is
often deeply coloured owing to impurities. The
compound crystallizes...
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Coking coal
Coking coal
Coking coal . . . .
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tungsten ores. The
Voznesenovsky and
Pogranichny deposits of rare-metal-
fluorspar ore are
located in
Khorolsky District. The
Voznesenovskoye deposit was...
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second mine also
opened in 1937, the
American Newfoundland Fluorspar Company. The
fluorspar mines in St.
Lawrence were
major employers until business declined...
- 1919 the last
major commercial mine had closed.
Besides lead,
silver and
fluorspar were
extracted from Weardale.
Large amounts of
ironstone were taken, especially...
- are the most
industrially significant.
Fluorite (CaF 2), also
known as
fluorspar,
abundant worldwide, is the main
source of fluoride, and
hence fluorine...
- most
important deposits.
China also has
large resources of
fluorite (
fluorspar), gypsum, asbestos, and has the world's
largest reserves and production...
- small-scale. Some of the
minerals found in
Kenya include; soda ash, limestone,
fluorspar,
gemstones and even gold. The
Ministry of
mining was
established as an...
