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Clay pit

Clay pit

Open-pit mining for the extraction of clay minerals.

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    Fine grained natural soil.

    30%

  2. Eden Project

    Visitor attraction in Cornwall, England.

    20%

  3. Kaolinite

    Phyllosilicate clay mineral.

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