Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A chemical mixture of iron and molybdenum, prepared by melting pure metallic molybdenum and adding to it the required percentage of metallic iron: used principally in making steel for gun-forgings.
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Molybdenum is added to steel either as powdered molybdenum or in the form of ferromolybdenum, an alloy containing 60 to 70 per cent of the metal.
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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Molybdic oxide and ferromolybdenum producers are expected to match supply with real demand next quarter, fearing that any excess will push prices back down below $10/lb (where the prices were from December through May).
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China also raised the export tax on ferrochromium, ferronickel, ferromolybdenum and ferrotungsten to 20 percent in early 2008, he said.
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