Molybdenum is mainly used in the steel industry. Most of it is briquetted with industrial molybdenum oxide and used directly for steelmaking or cast iron. A small part is smelted into ferromolybdenum and then used for steelmaking. The molybdenum content in low alloy steel is no more than 1%, but consumption in this area accounts for about 50% of the total molybdenum consumption. Adding molybdenum to stainless steel can improve the corrosion resistance of the steel. Adding molybdenum to cast iron can improve the strength and wear resistance of the iron. Nickel-based superalloys containing 18% molybdenum have the characteristics of high melting point, low density and small thermal expansion coefficient, and are used to manufacture various high-temperature components for aviation and aerospace. Metal molybdenum is also widely used in electronic devices such as electron tubes, transistors and rectifiers.
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Molybdenum products are widely used in industry. Pure molybdenum wire is used for high-temperature electric furnaces, EDM processing and wire cutting processing; molybdenum sheets are used to manufacture radio equipment and And molybdenum alloys are resistant to high temperature ablation and are mainly used in the manufacture of hot nozzles, artillery bores, rocket nozzles, and light bulb tungsten filament brackets.
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