Molybdenum strengthens steel, making it important in construction and manufacturing.

Industrial Use

Molybdenum is often added to other metals to create strong alloys used in various industries.

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The term 'molybdenum' originates from the Greek word for lead, due to historical confusion between the minerals.

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Molybdenum

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