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541	Graphite By Donald W. Olson 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. Thi Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2007-08-31 10:59:33 Native element minerals Superhard materials Abrasives Dry lubricants Graphite Carbon Silicon carbide Pencil Diamond Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
542	GARNET By Gordon T. Austin Technical-grade industrial garnet from the United States is a solid solution of almandite and pyrope that, when under pressure, breaks into sharp chisel-edged plates. Industry uses Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1996-08-28 13:43:59 Gemstones Technology Garnet Sandpaper Heavy mineral sands ore deposits Almandine Silicon carbide United States Bureau of Mines Coated abrasive Abrasives Manufacturing Chemistry
543	54 DIAMOND (INDUSTRIAL) (Data in million carats, unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: Industrial diamond output declined slightly, but the United States continued to be the world’s largest consumer of Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1997-03-10 08:48:37 Diamond Abrasives Superhard materials Gemstones Ceramic materials Synthetic diamond Silicon carbide Carbon Bort Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
544	GRAPHITE By Jim F. Lemons, Jr. Natural graphite is one of the three forms of carbon (the others being charcoal and diamond). It can be classified as disseminated flake, crystalline vein (fibrous or columnar) and amorphou Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1997-03-14 14:05:58 Superhard materials Abrasives Dry lubricants Graphite Carbon Silicon carbide Pencil Diamond Crucible Chemistry Matter Native element minerals
545	58 DIAMOND (INDUSTRIAL) (Data in million carats, unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2002, domestic production was estimated at approximately 310 million carats, and the United States remained the wo Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2003-02-11 10:50:04 Diamond Gemstones Abrasives Superhard materials Synthetic diamond Carbon Silicon carbide Diamonds as an investment Diamond simulant Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
546	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: 2002-07-17 15:43:32 Native element minerals Superhard materials Abrasives Dry lubricants Graphite Carbon Pencil Silicon carbide Fullerene Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
547	Mineral Commodity Summaries[removed]Diamond (Industrial) Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2002-02-13 13:34:10 Diamond Gemstones Abrasives Superhard materials Carbon Synthetic diamond Silicon carbide Diamonds as an investment Diamond simulant Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
548	58 DIAMOND (INDUSTRIAL) (Data in million carats, unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 1998, production reached a record high for the second consecutive year and the United States remained the world’ Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 1999-02-02 14:15:03 Diamond Gemstones Abrasives Superhard materials Carbon Synthetic diamond Silicon carbide Diamonds as an investment Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
549	GRAPHITE By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Domestic survey data and tables were prepared by Joseph Krisanda, statistical assistant, and the world production tables was prepared by Glenn J. Wallace, international data coordinator. Gra Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2000-07-20 11:08:35 Native element minerals Superhard materials Abrasives Dry lubricants Graphite Carbon Fullerene Silicon carbide Diamond Chemistry Matter Manufacturing
550	54 DIAMOND (INDUSTRIAL) (Data in million carats, unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2000, production reached a record high for the fourth consecutive year and the United States remained the world’ Add to Reading List Source URL: minerals.usgs.gov Language: English - Date: 2001-02-01 11:03:07 Diamond Gemstones Abrasives Superhard materials Carbon Synthetic diamond Silicon carbide Diamonds as an investment Chemistry Matter Manufacturing

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