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In the 1900 report "Clays of New York, Their Properties and Uses," in the Mineralogy of Clays section, it discusses the experiments of Vogt, which show that kaolinite is not the only substance that remains in suspension for a long time. Tests include potash mica, orthoclase from Norway, and what other mineral from what location?

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