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41	OBNOVENÍM RŮSTU INVESTUJME DO NAŠÍ BUDOUCNOSTI Prezentace J.M. Barrosa, předsedy Evropské komise, Evropské radě ve dnech 28. a 29. června 2012 Add to Reading List Source URL: ec.europa.eu Language: Czech - Date: 2012-09-12 06:08:00
42	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Slags, which are nonmetallic byproducts of many metallurgical operations, consist primarily of calcium, magnesium, and aluminum silicates in various combinations. Iron and steel Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-02-04 07:32:31 Steelmaking Building materials Materials science Cement Pavements Construction aggregate Slag Electric arc furnace Iron ore Concrete Construction Architecture
43	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Robin C. Kaiser, statistical assistant. As early as 350 B.C., the Greek philosopher-physician Aristotle prescribed iron slags fo Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-05-01 06:19:34 Cement Architecture Materials science Building materials Materials Construction aggregate Slag Electric arc furnace Portland cement Concrete Construction Steelmaking
44	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Robin Kaiser, statistical assistant. Slags are nonmetallic coproducts of many metallurgical processes and consist primarily of c Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-11-01 09:35:02 Building materials Cement Materials science Steelmaking Pavements Slag Electric arc furnace Iron ore Ground granulated blast-furnace slag Concrete Construction Architecture
45	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu The diverse uses of iron and steel slags, coproducts of the iron and steel industry, range from construction and road building to waste stabilization. Slags are also used in cem Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1999-06-08 10:53:11 Construction Building materials Architecture Industrial furnaces Pavements Construction aggregate Slag Electric arc furnace Iron ore Steelmaking Concrete Materials science
46	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Robin C. Kaiser, statistical assistant. As early as 350 B.C., the Greek philosopher-physician Aristotle prescribed iron slags fo Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-08-28 12:31:54 Building materials Cement Materials science Steelmaking Pavements Slag Construction aggregate Portland cement Electric arc furnace Concrete Construction Architecture
47	SLAG—IRON AND STEEL By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Robin Kaiser, statistical assistant. To the casual observer, one of the most striking features of an iron and steel plant is the Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-10-25 07:59:43 Materials science Architecture Cement Building materials Materials Slag Construction aggregate Electric arc furnace Iron ore Concrete Steelmaking Construction
48	GRAPHITE By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Joseph M. Krisanda, statistical assistant, and the world production table was prepared by Glenn J. Wallace, international data coordinator. G Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-05-07 07:30:24 Native element minerals Superhard materials Abrasives Dry lubricants Graphite Carbon Silicon carbide Pencil Fullerene Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
49	COAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Rustu S. Kalyoncu, commodity specialist. Electricity accounts for 35% of the energy consumed in the United States, and more t Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-12-19 06:35:34 Technology Chemical engineering Waste Concrete Sedimentary rocks Coal combustion products Fly ash Flue-gas desulfurization Drywall Pollution Chemistry Coal
50	GRAPHITE By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Graphite, one of three known forms of carbon, occurs naturally in the Earth’s crust in metamorphic rocks such as crystalline limestones, schists, and gneiss. It may be found in large cryst Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1997-07-02 14:50:35 Native element minerals Dry lubricants Graphite Superhard materials Carbon Pencil Diamond Chemistry Matter Manufacturing

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