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Introduction
Kaolin is one of the most important of the industrial minerals and finds widespread applications as a filler and coater in the paper industry and, to a lesser extent, as a filler and extender in the production of rubber, plastic, and paint. It is of paramount importance as a raw material for ceramics of all kinds, and is also used in the manufacture of structural clay products. Various kaolinitic clays are highly refractory. Kaolinitic clays are widespread in the clastic Phanerozoic rocks of Saudi Arabia. Potential economic deposits of kaolin are located in the Ar Riyad-Al Kharj area, particularly at Khushaym Radi, and in the vicinity of Buraydah.
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