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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 23  1964
A Review of Sources of Magnesia in India from the Standpoint of Commercial Exploitation
P. KAR
Pages : 45-48
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1964.10855478
Abstract
Contrary to popular belief, the magnesite deposits prospected by the Indian Bureau of Mines in the Almora region have certain natural and sizeable economic advantages over the deposits of the Salem-Mysore region. These advantages of the Almora deposits can be considerably enhanced by exploiting the deposits in an integrated manner. Such an exploitation will call for a considerable capital outlay. The alternative sources discussed include: (i) the talc-magnesite rock 8 miles south of Tatanagar Railway Station, (ii) MgO from magnesium salts recovered or likely to be recovered in course of the manufacture of common salt and (iii) the occurrences of economic deposits which may be located in the eastern Himalayas through a specific search made for the purpose.
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