RHENIUM By John W. Blossom In the past decade, the two most important uses of rhenium have been in platinum-rhenium catalysts used primarily in producing lead-free, high-octane gasoline and in hightemperature superalloys - Copper sulfide - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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$Transition metals / Refractory metals / Noble metals / Rhenium / Sulfide minerals / Molybdenum / Molybdenite / Porphyry copper deposit / Superalloy / Matter / Chemistry / Chemical elements$	RHENIUM By John W. Blossom In the past decade, the two most important uses of rhenium have been in platinum-rhenium catalysts used primarily in producing lead-free, high-octane gasoline and in hightemperature superalloys Add to Reading List Document Date: 1997-10-17 09:47:26 Open Document File Size: 25,33 KB Share Result on Facebook Company United States Minerals Resources / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / France / Russia / Uzbekistan / Austria / United States / Soviet Union / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Kyrgyzstan / Iran / Chile / Peru / Kazakstan / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm metal / metal powder / rhenium metal / rhenium products / / NaturalFeature Vancouver Island / Caspian Sea / / Organization Bureau of the Census / U.S. Bureau / / ProvinceOrState New Mexico / Utah / Montana / Nevada / British Columbia / Arizona / / Region northwestern China / former Soviet Union / / Technology semiconductors / X-ray / / SocialTag Transition metals Refractory metals Noble metals Rhenium Sulfide minerals Molybdenum Molybdenite Porphyry copper deposit Superalloy Matter

RHENIUM By John W. Blossom In the past decade, the two most important uses of rhenium have been in platinum-rhenium catalysts used primarily in producing lead-free, high-octane gasoline and in hightemperature superalloysAdd to Reading List