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The table titled "Byproduct Sulfuric Acid Produced In The United States" provides detailed statistics on the production of sulfuric acid as a byproduct from various industrial processes within the United States. This data is significant as sulfuric acid is a critical chemical used in numerous applications, including fertilizer production, mineral processing, and chemical manufacturing. Understanding the production levels of byproduct sulfuric acid helps assess the overall economic health of these industries and informs stakeholders about trends in resource utilization and environmental impacts.

The data presented in this table is sourced from the USGS Mineral Yearbook, which compiles annual statistics on mineral production and consumption. It is important to note the footnote notations accompanying the figures: "e" indicates estimated values, "p" denotes preliminary data that may be subject to revision, and "r" signifies revised data that has been updated for accuracy. These notations provide context for interpreting the reliability and status of the reported figures, ensuring users can make informed decisions based on the information provided.

TABLE 4
BYPRODUCT SULFURIC ACID PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES1
(Thousand metric tons, sulfur content, and thousand dollars)
Type of plant20222023
Copper2568572
Zinc, lead, and molybdenum67r69
Total:
Quantity636640
Value218000226000

rRevised.

1Table includes data available through October 15, 2024. Data are rounded to no more than three significant digits; may not add to totals shown.

2Excludes acid made from pyrites concentrates.


Source: United States Geological Survey Mineral Resources Program

See also: Sulfur statistics | Mineral commodity prices


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