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The Geology and Mineral Resources of the Greater Green River Basin; 25th Annual Field Conference and Core Seminar Guidebook, 1973
Pages 157-162
Wyoming Trona vs. Alternative Sodium Sources as Glass-Making Raw Materials
E. Wm. Heinrich
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The high cost of trona makes it imperative that the glass industry search for and utilize cheaper alternative Na sources. The possible and speculative substitutes include: 1) various feldspar deposits (igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic), including ordinary granitoids and anorthosites; 2) additional "Nephton-type" nepheline deposits; 3) paragonite schists: 4) deposits of magadiite; and 5) nahcolite-dawsonite deposits.
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