114 MOLYBDENUM (Data in metric tons of molybdenum content unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2005, molybdenum, valued at about $4.1 billion (based on average oxide price), was produced by eight mine - Copper-tungsten - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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$Refractory metals / Transition metals / Molybdenum / Ferromolybdenum / Ferroalloy / Bingham Canyon Mine / Molybdenite / Porphyry copper deposit / Tungsten / Matter / Chemistry / Chemical elements$	114 MOLYBDENUM (Data in metric tons of molybdenum content unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2005, molybdenum, valued at about $4.1 billion (based on average oxide price), was produced by eight mine Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-01-18 14:47:23 Open Document File Size: 61,67 KB Share Result on Facebook City Bagdad / Salt Lake City / / Country United States / Mongolia / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Kyrgyzstan / Mexico / Armenia / Iran / Chile / Peru / Kazakhstan / / Currency USD / cent / / / Facility Bingham Canyon Mine / mine Imports / / / IndustryTerm metal / steel production / steel alloys / nickel-bearing stainless steel / duplex stainless steel / scrap steel / metal sulfide / metal powder / molybdenum metal / chemicals / steel / / Person Michael J. Magyar / / / ProvinceOrState New Mexico / Utah / Montana / Arizona / Idaho / Colorado / / SocialTag Refractory metals Transition metals Molybdenum Ferromolybdenum Ferroalloy Bingham Canyon Mine Molybdenite Porphyry copper deposit Tungsten Matter

114 MOLYBDENUM (Data in metric tons of molybdenum content unless otherwise noted) Domestic Production and Use: In 2005, molybdenum, valued at about $4.1 billion (based on average oxide price), was produced by eight mineAdd to Reading List