Clays, Their Occurrence, Properties, and Uses, With Special Reference to Those of the United States
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"Clays, Their Occurrence, Properties, and Uses, With Special Reference to Those of the United States" by Heinrich Ries is a comprehensive treatise on the geological formation, physical and chemical properties, and diverse applications of clays. This meticulously detailed work explores the origins and distribution of various clay deposits, emphasizing those found within the United States. Ries delves into the composition, plasticity, tensile strength, and other critical characteristics that determine the suitability of clays for different industrial purposes.
The book examines clay's uses in manufacturing bricks, tiles, pottery, and other ceramic products, and also explores its roles in agriculture, construction, and various other fields. Through detailed descriptions and analyses, this book offers invaluable insights into the nature and utilization of one of the earth's most abundant and versatile resources.
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