Build the randomForest model on top of the 'fgl' data-set as usual and then use the importance() function to find the relative importance measure of these variables.
rf<-randomForest(type ~ .,data=fgl)
importance(rf)
This gives you the following result:
 MeanDecreaseGini
RI         23.00797
Na         16.73084
Mg         25.26359
Al         24.97366
Si         13.05597
K          13.86039
Ca         20.30383
Ba         13.24304
Fe          6.80955
Now, you can go ahead and start building the randomForest model by removing the least important variables