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Minerals

This article explores the significance of Portland cement, which accounts for over 95% of cement production in the U.S. We delve into the characteristics that make this cement hard, rough, and durable. Additionally, we discuss aluminum—often not found naturally, it emerges as a silvery-white metal that can be remarkably light yet strong. Understanding these materials is vital for various construction and industrial applications, highlighting their unique properties and relevance in modern engineering.

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Minerals

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  1. Minerals By Milz and Sint

  2. Cement • More than 95% of the cement produced in the U.S. is from Portland • Hard • Rough • Tough • Gray

  3. Aluminum • Aluminum is not ever found in nature • Aluminum can be hard • A silvery white metal • Very light

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