Gold Commodity Overview
Aurum. Au. Geld. Gold. The ransom of kings, the symbol of royalty. The economic motor of empires since antiquity and the […]
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Important mined minerals, metals and other commodities including their uses and sources.
Aurum. Au. Geld. Gold. The ransom of kings, the symbol of royalty. The economic motor of empires since antiquity and the […]
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Although cobalt (Co) is well known for the blue dyes that bear its name, metallic cobalt is a lustrous silver-grey. Metallic cobalt
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Introduction Molybdenum (Mo, Atomic number 42) is a silvery grey metal, notable for its extremely high melting point (2623°C). It
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Limestone is one of the most important and versatile industrial mineral commodities. It is a crucial mineral in the making
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Lithium (Li) is a metallic element that is most often found in granitic “pegmatites” (intrusive igneous rocks), brines (salty solutions),
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Silica Silica (SiO2) occurs naturally as crystalline quartz, some less important forms of quartz, and opal. Quartz can be found
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If you ask the proverbial ‘person on the street’ what they think of mining and mineral exploration, the obvious response
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Uranium was discovered by Martin Klaproth in 1789. He named this new found discovery after Uranus, in honor of the
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Man’s first and mostly unintentional use of nickel began with making pottery and tools as early as 3500BC, but it’s intentional
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Phosphate is a basic ingredient for some proteins and is important in the development of bones and teeth in animals. It
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