Where can Dolomite and Siderite be found in geographical locations? And what are their uses?
Well, in the eyes of Coke Corp in America, profits and preservation. HFCS is cheaper and lasts longer. In Japan, Coke Corp uses stevia instead of HFCS. It's much healthier because the body can process it without making a diabetic out of people who are genetically susceptible. Then again, that's not even an additive, it's a substitute, right? I imagine additives are just as bad if not worse.
I would think when they are used as a preservative to keep foods edible. Other times they are used to keep ingredients from clashing with other items found in the food. Sometimes they are used to enhance ther flavor of foods, such as msg and most Asian foods. There are some food colrings used long ago that were considered unhealthy. Now they replace those dyes with other checmicals to produce the same effect, only now it is done safely.
I'm not sure but look in a book named gemstones of the world it'll tell ya
Dolomite can be found in Northern Italy. Dolomite is used as an ornamental stone. And Siderite is a mineral composed of 48% iron, and is commonly found in hydrothermal veins.
