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Meanings of niobium in English
Chemical element with the atomic number of 41.
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Usage of niobium in English
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Its projects represent a range of metals, including gold, copper and niobium.
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Oddly, tantalum and niobium proved so noxious because coltan was so democratic.
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There's a good chance you have tantalum or niobium in your pocket right now.
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The Aley niobium project is located in northern British Columbia.
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Brazil holds the largest proven niobium reserves in the world.
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But niobium is just one aspect of the project.
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The next year someone else discovered "pelopium," which was niobium, too.
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The residue may consist of unremoved silica, and oxides of tantalum, niobium, and, perhaps, chromium.
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The Company also owns the New Prosperity gold-copper, Aley niobium, Florence copper and Harmony gold projects.
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The Company's Elk Creek Project is a niobium and scandium exploration project that also contains titanium.
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In 1846, another German discovered "ilmenium," which was actually niobium.
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The powder is a byproduct from tantalum and niobium mining by Estonian company Silmet, which contains uranium.
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The Niobec mine is one of the world's few producers of niobium, a metal with superconductive properties.
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Power Resources Group mines in Rwanda for tantalum, used in mobile phones, and niobium, needed for high-strength alloys.
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The PC on the niobium oxide surface caused large changes in optical measurements, particularly in the blue wavelengths.
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Enter tantalum, niobium, and cellular technology.
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Niobium through the time