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    Cement sheets, tiles, filters, boilers, and other heat-resistant items are made from which mineral?
    Question

    Cement sheets, tiles, filters, boilers, and other heat-resistant items are made from which mineral?

    A.

    Felspar

    B.

    Dolomite

    C.

    Asbestos

    D.

    Wollastonite

    Correct option is C

    Ans. (c)
    Asbestos is widely used in the production of cement sheets, tiles, filters, boilers, and other heat-resistant materials due to its high thermal resistance and durability.
    Information Booster
    1. Asbestos is a group of silicate minerals commonly found in fibrous form.
    2. It is used in industries like construction, automotive (brake pads), and insulation.
    3. However, it is classified as a health hazard, and many countries have banned its use due to its association with diseases like asbestosis and mesothelioma.
    4. India continues to use asbestos in some sectors, but its use is declining due to health concerns.

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