calcination
| Oxidation of substances by roasting in air. |
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| The plant will use 425,000 tonnes of crude coke to produce 350,000 tonnes of calcinated coke per year. The plant will turn white mineral magnesite into caustic calcinated The plant will turn white mineral magnesite into caustic calcinated |
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