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1928•Journal of the American Ceramic SocietyRequires access

TERTIARY CLAYS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1

R. A. F. Linton

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ABSTRACT A discussion is given of the occurrence, geology, use, mining, and physical properties of some California pottery clays. The term “pottery clay” is used to designate all clays employed in manufacturing clay products other than common red building brick and articles of similar grade. Chemical analyses are given for the principal clays.

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ABSTRACT A discussion is given of the occurrence, geology, use, mining, and physical properties of some California pottery clays. The term “pottery clay” is used to designate all clays employed in manufacturing clay products other than common red building brick and articles of similar grade. Chemical analyses are given for the principal clays.

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ABSTRACT A discussion is given of the occurrence, geology, use, mining, and physical properties of some California pottery clays. The term “pottery clay” is used to designate all clays employed in manufacturing clay products other than common red building brick and articles of similar grade. Chemical analyses are given for the principal clays.

Key concepts: Mineralogy, Geology, Geochemistry

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