minerals
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The impoverished West African nation of more than 14 million people -- ruled by Doumbouya since a 2021 coup -- is home to vast deposits of key minerals.
From Barron's
Is there a duct-tape, Apollo-mission solution to this existential problem that can be applied before the West’s stockpiles of essential refined minerals run out?
From MarketWatch
Many of the detected metabolites reflected normal biological processes, such as the breakdown of amino acids, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals.
From Science Daily
Other indicators include materials formed only under extreme heat and pressure, including nanodiamonds, metallic spherules, and meltglass created when minerals melted and then rapidly cooled.
From Science Daily
As temperatures and pressures rise, water trapped in minerals is released.
From Science Daily
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