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Molybdenum

 Strength and corrosion resistance 
for your alloys even at high temperatures

What it is used for

Examples of Molybdenum

Parked Cars

High Resistance

 Alloy Steels 

Light-weight cars, bridges,

pipelines, bridges

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Design freedom and longevity

 Stainless steel 

Structural components,
Facades, handrails, doors, light and sun protection devices

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In highly corrosive environments

 Super Alloys 

Flue gas desulphurization and electricity gas emissions

What makes it special

About Molybdenum

Origin

The main mines are located in Canada, the USA, Mexico, Peru and Chile. Molybdenite can be the only mineralization found in an ore body, but is often associated with the sulfide minerals of other metals, particularly copper.

Processing

Molybdenum is produced to pure molybdenum powder in a two-stage hydrogen reduction process. The mined ore is crushed, ground, mixed with a liquid and aerated in a flotation process to separate the metallic minerals from the rock.

Properties

Ferro has the lowest coefficient of thermal expansion of all technical materials.
Various ores contain molybdenum, but only molybdenite (MoS2) is used in the manufacture of marketable molybdenum products.

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