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761	EXPLOSIVES By Deborah A. Kramer In 1996, total U.S. production of explosives of 2.24 million metric tons was slightly lower than that of 1995, and sales of explosives were recorded in all States except Delaware. Coal min Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2001-02-15 07:02:02 ANFO Explosive material Ammonium nitrate Gunpowder Nitrate Rock blasting Use forms of explosives Tovex Chemistry Explosives Pyrotechnics
762	INDUSTRIAL GARNET By Donald W. Olson Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Christine K. Pisut, statistical assistant. Garnet is mined as a gemstone and an industrial material, but it is valued primarily for it Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-07-20 11:08:06 Abrasives Garnet Nesosilicates Economic geology Abrasive blasting Abrasive Almandine Industrial mineral Pyrope Chemistry Matter Gemstones
763	GARNET By Ronald F. Balazik Garnet is the name for a family of complex silicate minerals that have similar physical properties and contain one or more of the following metals in their crystalline structure: aluminum, cal Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1996-10-10 08:27:04 Abrasives Gemstones Garnet Nesosilicates Economic geology Abrasive blasting Abrasive Industrial mineral Almandine Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
764	GARNET By Ronald F. Balazik Garnets are a complex family of silicate minerals with similar crystalline structures and a wide range of chemical compositions and properties. The general chemical formula for garnet is A3B2( Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1997-05-09 14:05:59 Gemstones Abrasives Garnet Nesosilicates Economic geology Mineralogy Almandine Abrasive blasting Industrial mineral Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
765	EXPLOSIVES By Deborah A. Kramer Domestic survey tables were prepared by Feri Naghdi, statistical assistant. In 2000, U.S. explosives production was 2.57 million metric tons (Mt), a 21% increase from that of 1999; sales o Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-04-17 10:18:40 Technology Orica Explosive material ANFO Dynamit Nobel Ammonium nitrate Rock blasting Gunpowder Trinitrotoluene Explosives Chemistry Pyrotechnics
766	PDF Document Add to Reading List Source URL: www.state.tn.us Language: English - Date: 2013-02-13 09:39:45 Explosive material Detonating cord ANFO Rock blasting Blasting cap Detonator Dynamite Tovex Explosives Technology Light
767	GARNET, INDUSTRIAL By Ronald F. Balazik Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Christine K. Pisut, statistical assistant. Like diamond and only a few other minerals, garnet is significant as a widely used indus Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-10-23 07:09:54 Natural resources Abrasives Garnet Nesosilicates Metamorphic rocks Abrasive blasting Abrasive Almandine Pyrope Gemstones Crystallography Chemistry
768	EXPLOSIVES By Deborah A. Kramer Worldwide attention was focused on explosives in 1995 as a result of the April 19 bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City, OK, that killed 168 people. As a result of the bombing, Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2001-02-15 07:02:01 Explosive material Ammonium nitrate Rock blasting Gunpowder Nitrate Oklahoma City bombing Tovex Use forms of explosives Explosives Chemistry ANFO
769	GARNET, INDUSTRIAL By Ronald F. Balazik Garnet, which has several industrial uses, is a category of complex silicate minerals with similar crystalline structures and a wide variety of chemical compositions. The general c Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-01-31 09:57:05 Abrasives Garnet Nesosilicates Economic geology Abrasive blasting Abrasive Industrial mineral Pyrope Sand Chemistry Matter Gemstones
770	EXPLOSIVES By Deborah A. Kramer Domestic survey tables were prepared by Feri Naghdi, statistical assistant. In 2001, U.S. explosives production was 2.38 million metric tons (Mt), 7% less than that in 2000; sales of explo Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-08-28 12:31:12 Explosive material Ammonium nitrate Mining engineering Orica Rock blasting Trinitrotoluene Nitrate Gunpowder Use forms of explosives Chemistry Explosives ANFO

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