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... clay constitutes the largest area in the province . In the limestone area in the south there are broad areas of red ... mineral re- sources . Its most widespread metallic mineral is mercury , reserves of which are large ; there are also small ...
... clay constitutes the largest area in the province . In the limestone area in the south there are broad areas of red ... mineral re- sources . Its most widespread metallic mineral is mercury , reserves of which are large ; there are also small ...
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... minerals of terrestrial origin , mainly clay minerals and micas . At still lower temperatures ice may form di- rectly from water vapour ( homogeneous nucleation ) . The influence of the atmospheric water vapour depends mainly on its ...
... minerals of terrestrial origin , mainly clay minerals and micas . At still lower temperatures ice may form di- rectly from water vapour ( homogeneous nucleation ) . The influence of the atmospheric water vapour depends mainly on its ...
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... clay , silt , and sand on the cave floors . Some drainage systems carry ... minerals are occasionally found in caves as well . Many of these require ... minerals occur in many forms , their shapes determined by whether they were deposited ...
... clay , silt , and sand on the cave floors . Some drainage systems carry ... minerals are occasionally found in caves as well . Many of these require ... minerals occur in many forms , their shapes determined by whether they were deposited ...
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