Each of China's top ten national treasure mineral capitals is a national strategic mineral gathering place!

China's vast land and resources are rich in resources, and many mineral resources rank first in the world. For example, rare earths, China's rare earths account for about 43% of the world's total reserves, while China's rare earths are mainly from Baotou; the reserves of lead-zinc mines in Lanping, Yunnan are the first in the country, and the second in the world, Lanping has thus obtained “Zinc Capital”. It is also known as the area where tin, nickel, and molybdenum are famous for their rich mineral resources.
Let’s take a look at where these strategic mineral resources “minerals” are:
1. Tungsten: Jiangxi Dayu Dayu County is located in the south of Jiangxi Province, the upper reaches of the Zhangjiang River in the west of Minjiang River. Dayu County is rich in tungsten resources and is known as the “Tungsten Capital”. It is the largest tungsten mine base in China.
Uses: Tungsten, high temperature resistant, versatile, is an important raw material for the steel, electrical, chemical and defense industries. Especially in recent years, tungsten has shown its important role in the field of cutting-edge technology. China is the country with the largest reserves and production of tungsten ore, and is known as the “Tungsten Kingdom”. According to relevant information in 1977, China ranks first in the world's tungsten reserves, accounting for 53.6%.
2. Xidu: The old old site in Yunnan is located in the southwestern border of the motherland. Because of its long history of development, abundant reserves, advanced smelting technology and high purity of refined tin, it enjoys the reputation of “Xidu”. After the founding of New China, it has produced 1.92 million tons of non-ferrous metals, including 920,000 tons of tin, accounting for more than 70% of the national tin production. It is the largest tin modern production and processing base in the country.
Uses: Tinplate is the main consumer of tin, accounting for about 40% of tin consumption, it can be used as a container for food and beverages. Tin is mainly used in the chemical industry to produce tin compounds and chemical reagents. The organic compounds of tin are mainly used as wood preservatives, pesticides, etc. The inorganic compounds of tin are mainly used as catalysts, stabilizers, additives and emulsifiers for the ceramic industry.
3. Zinc Capital: The mineral resources of Lanping, Lanping, Yunnan are uniquely endowed by China and foreign countries. At present, the discovered and discovered deposits include more than 100 kinds of minerals such as lead, zinc, copper, silver, salt, antimony, mercury, antimony, sulfur, iron, gypsum, mica, pyrophyllite, ice stone and crystal stone. Deposit point. Among them, the Jinding Fenghuangshan large-scale lead-zinc mine is characterized by large reserves, high grade, concentrated ore-mining and easy mining. It ranks first in the world, with a reserve of 14.29 million metal tons and a potential value of more than 200 billion yuan. .
Uses: Zinc has good calendering, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. It is the third most important non-ferrous metal among 10 commonly used non-ferrous metals. At present, zinc is second only to copper and aluminum in the consumption of non-ferrous metals. In the industries and sectors such as nonferrous metals, metallurgy, building materials, light industry, electromechanical, chemical, automotive, military, coal and petroleum.
4. Nickel: Gansu Jinchang Jinchang Nickel Mine is located in the north of Yongchang County, Hexi Corridor, Gansu Province. The Longshoushan deposit is a rare nickel-based non-ferrous metal symbiotic mine in the world. It is rich in nickel sulfide and copper, cobalt, gold, silver and platinum group metals. After the Jinchang nickel mine was put into production in the 1960s, it ended the history of China's non-production of nickel, making China one of the most nickel-mineral resources in the world. Cash Chang has become China's largest nickel production base, copper, cobalt, gold, silver and platinum group metal refining centers, and is known as "China's nickel capital."
5, Yudu: Hunan Lengshuijiang Ming Dynasty (1541) discovered the world's largest antimony ore deposit - Hunan tin mine. In 1908, Hunan Huachang Company introduced the volatile roasting method from France and began to use this method to refine it. With the rise of the machinery manufacturing industry, the use and demand of sputum has expanded. After the development of tin mines, the shoal mines such as Banxi, Xinshao Longshan and Taoyuan Woxi in Hunan Province have been developed. Subsequently, some provinces such as Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi have also successively exploited some antimony ore. In the decades after 1908, China's production of oysters often accounted for more than 50% of the world's total output. The tin ore production accounted for 36.6% of world production from 1912 to 1935, accounting for 60.9% of the country's total.
Uses: The main role of niobium in alloys is to increase hardness, often referred to as hardeners for metals or alloys. Antimony and antimony compounds are first used in wear resistant alloys, printed lead alloys and the arms industry. With the development of science and technology, it has been widely used in the production of various flame retardants, enamel, glass, rubber, paints, pigments, ceramics, plastics, semiconductor components, fireworks, pharmaceuticals and chemical products. 6. Molybdenum: China's Luanchuan County is rich in molybdenum resources. By the end of 1999, China's total molybdenum metal reserves were 8.336 million tons, ranking second in the world. China's annual output of nearly 30,000 tons of metal molybdenum, also ranked second in the world. Molybdenum mines have 222 production areas and are distributed in 28 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities). It is mainly in Daheishan, Jilin Province; Yangjiazhangzi and Lanjiagou in Liaoning Province; Jinduicheng in Shaanxi Province; and Molybdenum Mine in Luanchuan, Henan Province. The molybdenum ore resources in Henan Province are the most abundant, and the molybdenum reserves account for 30.1% of the total national reserves.
Uses: Pure molybdenum wire is used in high temperature electric furnace and EDM and wire cutting processing; molybdenum sheet is used to manufacture radio equipment and X-ray equipment; molybdenum is resistant to high temperature ablation, mainly used for gun internal rifle, rocket nozzle, bulb tungsten wire bracket Manufacturing. The addition of molybdenum to alloy steel improves the elastic limit, corrosion resistance and maintains permanent magnetism. 7. Coking coal: Qitaihe City, Heilongjiang Province is located in the eastern part of Heilongjiang Province. It has more than 30 kinds of metal and non-metal mineral deposits. Among them, coal is one of the three major protected mining coal fields in China, with proven reserves of 5.26 billion tons. With reserves of 1.7 billion tons, it has become an important main coking coal production base in the country and the largest anthracite production base in the Northeast.
8. Phosphorus: Jinning County, Jinning County, Yunnan Province is famous for its large reserves (800 million tons of proven reserves), shallow burial, concentrated ore bodies, good quality, good processing performance and easy mining. Enjoy the "China Phosphorus Capital".
Uses: Phosphate rock is an important chemical mineral raw material. Part of the phosphate rock is used to produce pure phosphorus (yellow phosphorus, red phosphorus) and chemical raw materials, and red phosphorus is used to make matches and phosphides. Yellow phosphorus is highly toxic, can be used to make pesticides, and can also be used to make incendiary bombs, tracer bombs, signal bombs, smoke bombs, and pyrophoric agents; phosphorus and boron, indium, and gallium phosphides are used in the semiconductor industry. The aluminum dihydrogen phosphate rubber material has high refractoriness, good impact resistance, strong corrosion resistance and superior electrical properties, and is used in cutting-edge technology. Fluorite apatite crystals are the most ideal laser emitting materials, and phosphate glass lasers have been used. 9. Talc: There are 51 proven mineral resources in Anshan, Anshan, Liaoning . Iron ore, proven reserves of 10 billion tons, accounting for a quarter of the country. Magnesite, proven reserves of 2.3 billion tons, accounting for 80% of the country, accounting for a quarter of the world's reserves. The talc mine has a proven reserves of 60 million tons, accounting for 40% of the country. Saitama, with proven reserves of about 2.06 million tons, accounting for 60% of the world, was identified as the first candidate stone for China's “National Stone”. In December 2006, Xiuyan County was named “China Yudu” by China Mining Association.
Uses: People have selected 10 minerals to represent 10 hardness levels, called Moss hardness. Among the 10 levels, the first (that is, the softest one) is talc. Soft talc can be used to replace white chalk. There are many uses for talc, such as refractory materials, paper making, rubber fillers, insulating materials, lubricants, pesticide absorbents, leather coatings, cosmetic materials and engraving materials. 10. Rare Earth: The rare earths of Baotou World in Inner Mongolia come from the East, the rare earths in the East come from China, and the rare earths in China are produced from Baotou. Baotou rare earth reserves account for 76% of the world's total rare earths, making China the absolute "rare earth country" in the world. Baotou is also the center of the world's rare earth industry.
China's rare earths occupy several world firsts: reserves account for the world's total reserves, especially in the military field, which has important significance and relatively short-term medium and heavy rare earths; production scale first, China's rare earth production in 2005 accounted for 96% of the world's total %; exports rank first in the world, 60% of China's output is used for export, and exports account for more than 63% of international trade, and China is the only country in the world that supplies a large number of rare earth products of different grades and varieties. It can be said that China is opening its doors to the world without cost. According to the report of the National Development and Reform Commission, the annual production capacity of rare earth smelting and separation in China is 200,000 tons, which is more than double the annual demand in the world.

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