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Roasting Kinetics of Molybdenite Concentrates
2018Molybdenum is a refractory metal that has melting point at ~2610 °C. It has high modulus of elasticity even at elevated temperatures. Almost 80% of molybdenum is used as alloying element for ferromolybdenum. When added to steel, molybdenum increases strength hardenability, toughness, elevated temperature strength and corrosion resistance.
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Pelletizing of sulfide molybdenite concentrates
Russian Metallurgy (Metally), 2007The results of a pelletizing investigation using various binding components (water, syrup, sulfite-alcohol distillery grains, and bentonite) of the flotation sulfide molybdenite concentrate (∼84% MoS2) from the Mongolian deposit are discussed. The use of syrup provides rather high-strength pellets (>3 N/pellet or >300 g/pellet) of the required size (2 ...
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Electrical Conductivity of Molybdenite Crystals
Nature, 1947RECENTLY, the magnetic properties of molybdenite crystals have been studied in this laboratory at room temperaturer1 and also at both high and low temperatures2. It was then thought desirable to extend the investigations on this crystal to electrical conductivity.
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The Electrical Conductivity of Molybdenite
Physical Review, 1923Electrical conductivity of molybdenite (Mo${\mathrm{S}}_{2}$) as a function of voltage and temperature.---Measurements of the currents through narrow flat strips cut perpendicular to the crystallographic $c$-axis gave results for the range from 0\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{} to about 200\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{} C, in agreement with the
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"Limonite" of molybdenite derivation
Economic Geology, 1935Roland Blanchard, P. F. Boswell
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Rhenium volatilization during molybdenite roasting
Metallurgical Transactions, 1972P. R. Ammann, T. A. Loose
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