Non-Metallic Resources Collection

The United States is extremely fortunate to have been blessed with a wide variety and large quantity of non-metallic natural resources. The rocks and minerals listed here generally have a low place value and a low unit value. A low unit value refers to the cost of the rock or mineral depending on its rarity. Place value refers to the cost of transporting the rock or mineral to its intended use.

1. BENTONITE: Absorbent, filler in paper, cosmetics, drilling fluids
2. FLUORITE: Flux in the making of steel, opalescent glass, making of hydrofluric acid.
3. PUMICE: Light weight concrete, abrasive
4. KAOLINITE: China, filler for paper, rubber, medicines, and cosmetics
5. SANDSTONE: Dimension stone, aggregate
6. SULFUR: Fertilizer, petroleum industry, synthetics
7. LIMESTONE: Building stone, cement, plaster, fertilizer
8. HALITE: Glass, bleaches, soaps, food processing
9. SILICA SAND: Ceramics, refractories
10. MARBLE: Building stone, cemetery monuments
11. SHALE: Ceramics, brick, cement, plaster
12. ALABASTER: Plaster, drywall, cement
13. SLATE: Roofing, flooring, blackboards
14. GRAPHITE: Foundry facings, refractories, steel making
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DOLOMITE: Aggregate, cement
 
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