This is just a an issue that came up when a friend and I were discussing another way of making building materials by using recycled compounds and burning them down and making the ashes into other materials. Personally I don't think it has the chemical components to do such a thing but maybe there is a genious out there with the answer.
Answer:
Fly ash, a specific fine type of ash, makes very good bricks.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/index.ph...
Cinderblocks. Fly ash is a substantial component of concrete.
Drywall is gypsum waste from superphosphate manufacture. It is commonly contaminated with uranium, thorium, and decay daughters.
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