As batteries demand more cobalt, scientists figure out how to use less for blue pigments
Scientists have discovered a new blue pigment that uses less cobalt but still maintains a brilliant shine.
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US court approves land swap for Rio’s Arizona copper mine
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Newly created Critical Metals on track to construct EU’s first battery-grade lithium mine
Wolfsberg is kicking off a two year construction phase, and has an agreement to supply BMW by 2027.
Jiangxi Copper buys $212 million of First Quantum shares
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Lavras Gold upbeat despite ‘sell the news’ share selloff
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