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INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF MINERAL RESOURCES

  1. Minerals for which the United States must depend almost entirely on other countries:
Cobalt.
Nickel.
Platinum and metals of the platinum group.
Tin.
  1. Minerals for which the United States will depend on foreign sources for a considerable fraction of the supply:
Antimony.
Asbestos.
Ball clay and kaolin.
Chalk.
Chromite.
Corundum.
Diamond dust and bort.
Garnet.
Graphite.
Grinding pebbles.
Manganese.
Mercury.
Mica.
Monazite.
Naxos emery.
Nitrates.
Petroleum (see below).
Potash.
Precious stones.
Pumice.
Tungsten.
Vanadium.
Zirconium.
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