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Molybdenum

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Industrial UsePlay
Molybdenum strengthens steel, making it important in construction and manufacturing. SlideThe bridge's framework includes molybdenum to ensure durability.
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Common AlloyPlay
Molybdenum is often added to other metals to create strong alloys used in various industries. SlideMolybdenum alloys are critical components in jet engines.
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Scientific NamePlay
The term 'molybdenum' originates from the Greek word for lead, due to historical confusion between the minerals. SlideMolybdenum got its name because it was once mistaken for lead ore.
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