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Perlite for Use in Well Cements
Perlite Volcanic Glass as a Hollow Microsphere Filler
Lightweight Fillers for Glass/Reinforced Polyester
Perlite Volcanic Glass as a Glass Flake Filler
Perlite in Simulated Stone, Masonry and Wood Products
Perlite as an Absorbent or Carrier
FILTRATION
—PERLITE FILTER AIDS
Perlite Filter Aids [UPDATED]
https://www.worldcat.org/ KW: SEARCH RESULTS OF PERLITE
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BOOKS
Acurex Corp., Morrisville, NC (USA). (1980). Source category survey: perlite industry. Final report.
United States.
Allen, J. E., & Oregon. (1946). Perlite deposits near the Deschutes River: Southern Wasco County,
Oregon. Portland: Oregon Dept. of Geology and Mineral Industries.
Allen, M. J. (1999). Perlite expansion and evaluation using a laboratory furnace. University of
Nottingham.
Allport, S., & Journal of the Geological Society of London. (1877). On certain ancient devitrified
pitchstones and perlites from the lower silurian district of Shropshire. London: Geological
Society.
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128. (2000). Statens Byggeforskningsinstitut.