Non metallic ores, as the name suggests, do not belong to metal ores.According to the measurement, China's total reserves are equivalent to 1.493 billion tons of sulfur, ranking second in the world.The main varieties are diamond, graphite, natural sulfur, pyrite, crystal, corundum, salt mine, potassium salt, magnesium salt, iodine, bromine, arsenic, boron ore, etc.
There are more than 760 proven mining areas, with total reserves equivalent to 1.493 billion tons of sulfur, ranking second in the world.Pyrites mainly include Qingyuan, Liaoning Province;Dongshengmiao, A, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Nonmetallic ore
Raw plate and carbon kiln mouth;Jiaozuo, Henan Province;Yangquan, Shanxi Province;Lujiang, Ma'anshan, Tongling, Anhui;Meishan, Jiangsu Province;Quxian County, Zhejiang Province;Chengmenshan, Wushan, Dexing, Pingping and Ningdu in Jiangxi Province;Dabaoshan, Fankou, Hongyan, Dajiangping and Yangchun in Guangdong Province;Fengshan and Huanjiang in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region;Xuyong Xingwen, Gulin, Sichuan;Fuyuan and other mining areas in Yunnan Province.The natural sulfur is mainly from the Dahankou deposit in Shandong Province.Phosphate ore: 412 proven deposits, with a total reserve of 15.2 billion tons of ore, ranking second in the world, mainly including Jinning (Kunyang), Kunming (Haikou) and Huize in Yunnan Province;Hubei Jingxiang, Yichang, Baokang, Dawu;Kaiyang, Weng'an, Guizhou;Shifang, Sichuan Province;Liuyang, Hunan Province;Fanshan, Hebei Province;Xinpu, Jinping and other phosphate ore areas (deposits) in Jiangsu Province.Potash: There are 28 potash mineral resources, with a total reserve of 456 million tons.It is mainly distributed in salt lakes such as Qarhan, Dalangtan, East Taijinar, West Taijinar in Qinghai Province, and Mengyejing potash mine in Yunnan Province.Salt and mirabilite: there are 150 salt mineral resources, with a total reserve of 407.5 billion tons;There are more than 100 mirabilite mineral resources, with a total reserve of 10.5 billion tons, ranking first in the world.It is mainly distributed in Qinghai Province (Chaerhan, etc.), Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (Qijiaojing, etc.), Hubei Province (Yingcheng, etc.), Jiangxi Province (Zhangshu, etc.), Jiangsu Province (Huai'an), Shanxi Province (Yuncheng, etc.), Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (Jilantai, etc.), etc.Boron ore: 63 proven mining areas, with a total reserve of 46.7 million tons, ranking fifth in the world.Mainly Ji'an, Jilin Province;Liaoning Yingkou Wuyi, Kuandian, Errengou;Zabuye Chaka, Bangyu Chaka, Chalaka and other deposits in Tibet Autonomous Region.Barite: 103 proven mining areas, with a total reserve of 360 million tons of ores, ranking first in the world.There are mainly Tianzhu deposits in Guizhou Province, Gongxi deposits in Hunan Province, Liulin deposits in Hubei Province, Xiangzhou deposits in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Heifenggou deposits in Gansu Province, Shuiping deposits in Shaanxi Province, etc.Graphite: There are 23 diamond mineral resources, with a total reserve of 4179 kg of diamond minerals;There are 91 proven graphite mining areas, with a total reserve of 173 million tons of minerals, ranking first in the world.There are mainly Jixi (Liumao), Boli (Foling), Muling (Guangyi) and Luobei in Heilongjiang Province;Panshi, Jilin Province;Xinghe of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region;Lutang, Hunan Province;Nanshu, Shandong Province;Yindonggou, Tongyu and other graphite deposits in Shaanxi Province.Gypsum: There are 169 proven gypsum mines, with a total reserve of 57.6 billion tons of ores.The deposits mainly include Dahankou in Shandong Province, Otuoke Banner in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Yingcheng in Hubei Province, Taiyuan in Shanxi Province, Zhongwei in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Tianzhu in Gansu Province, Shaodong in Hunan Province, Hunjiang in Jilin Province, Ebian in Sichuan Province, etc.Asbestos: There are 45 proven asbestos mining areas, with a total reserve of 90.61 million tons of minerals, ranking third in the world
Nonmetallic ore
Bit.Mainly Sichuan asbestos;Mangya, Qinghai Province;Ruoqiang and Qiemo deposits in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.Talc: There are 43 proven talc mining areas, with a total reserve of 247 million tons of ores, ranking third in the world.Mainly Haicheng, Benxi and Hengren in Liaoning Province;Qixia, Pingdu, Ye County, Shandong Province;Guangfeng, Yudu, Jiangxi Province;Longsheng and other mineral deposits in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.Mica: There are 169 proven mica mining areas, with a total reserve of 63100 tons of mica.It is mainly distributed in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Sichuan and other provinces (regions).Wollastonite: There are 31 proven mining areas, with a total reserve of 132 million tons of ores, ranking first in the world.There are mainly rock and pear trees in Jilin Province;Faku and Jianping of Liaoning Province;Datong, Qinghai Province;Xinyu, Jiangxi Province;Changxing deposit in Zhejiang Province.Kaolin: There are 208 proven kaolin mining areas, with a total reserve of 1.43 billion tons of ores, ranking seventh in the world.Mainly in Maoming, Zhanjiang and Huiyang of Guangdong Province;Xushui, Hebei Province;Hepu, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region;Hengshan, Boluo and Liling in Hunan Province;Guixi and Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province;Wuxian, Jiangsu Province, etc.Bentonite: 86 proven mining areas, with a total reserve of 2.46 billion tons of ore, ranking first in the world.Mainly Ningming, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region;Heishan, Jianping, Liaoning Province;Xuanhua and Longhua of Hebei Province;Gongzhuling, Jilin Province;Wulateqian Banner and Xinghe, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region;Jinchang, Gansu Province;Xinjiang and Bouxel, Toksun;Yuhang, Zhejiang Province;Weixian, Shandong Province, etc.
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Nonmetallic mineral deposit. It can be extracted in industryNon-metallic mineralsDeposit.Except that a few non-metallic minerals are used to extract certain elements (such as phosphorus and sulfur), most non-metallic minerals use some physical, chemical properties and technological characteristics of their minerals or mineral aggregates (including rocks).For example, diamond uses its extremely high hardness and beautiful luster, while asbestos uses its thermal insulation properties
