magnesite

It is reported to be the largest magnesite mine in the world.

Production ended in 1920 when magnesite again became available from less expensive sources.

Salem also has one of the largest magnesite deposits in India.

She was carrying a cargo of magnesite and pit props.

"She's deep in a crevasse with a lot of magnesite.

Crude magnesite production was reported at 767,000 metric tons in 2003.

The southern and south eastern areas of Anshan are rich in magnesite.

Magnesite can also be used as a binder in flooring material.

The town has magnesite, gold, silver and copper deposits.

Asbestos, talc and magnesite have been mined in the Cobb area.

Using open-cast and underground mining up to 400 workers mined magnesite.

Molded of magnesite cement, they are lighted by hidden electric bulbs.

Magnesite deposits have been discovered in these hills.

Magnesite ore is found in a strike of 1600 m and is being extracted since 1982.

There are extensive mineral resources in the area, including cobalt, magnesite, and iron ore.

A magnesite mine had been working in Rovné.

Magnesite and dolomite minerals are used to produce refractory bricks.

The railway shipped sacks of magnesite on 4-wheel flatcars.

The most successful ore mined in Chewelah was magnesite.

Floors, desktops, and cabinet tops were covered with magnesite for sound absorption.

The first magnesite furnace in present-day Slovakia was built in 1894.

It contains the state's principal deposits of chromite, magnesite, and cinnabar.

In rocks with extremely low aluminium contents, this reaction can progress to create magnesite.

The Goleš mine is one of the largest magnesite mines in Kosovo.

Near Overton, there are deposits of magnesite, kaolin, and gypsum.