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Industrial Minerals and Metals of Illinois
註釋In 'Industrial Minerals and Metals of Illinois,' J. E. Lamar presents a comprehensive examination of the wealth of mineral and metal resources in the State of Illinois. Displaying both scientific rigor and accessibility, Lamar catalogs a diverse array of non-fuel, nonmetallic industrial minerals—from limestone and dolomite to clay and silica sands—as well as significant metallic minerals like galena and sphalerite. The book situates these resources within both a geological and an economic context, offering valuable insights into the raw materials that underpin industries, construction, and commerce in Illinois. Written in a precise yet engaging style, the text is a study not only of geology but also of industry, revealing the integral role these resources play in the broader economic matrix. J. E. Lamar brings to this scholarly work a depth of expertise that likely stems from an academic background in geology or a related field, combined with a detailed understanding of Illinois' regional resources. This knowledge enables a holistic portrayal of the minerals and metals within their natural and human-utilized frameworks. The author's research might have been driven by both a scientific curiosity and a sense of duty to document and analyze the state's material wealth for the benefit of educational, economic, and industrial stakeholders. 'Recommended for academics, industry professionals, and anyone with an interest in the economic geology of Illinois, 'Industrial Minerals and Metals of Illinois' stands as an authoritative text. It is an essential resource for understanding the composition and significance of the state's geological assets. Whether for students aiming to grasp the foundational aspects of Illinois' geology or for decision-makers in planning and development, Lamar's book offers insights that are as educational as they are practical, ensuring its place on the bookshelves of those who shape the state's future through its natural resources.