Rio Tinto commits $150 million to Centre for Future Materials led by Imperial College London - MINEX Forum

Aluminum $ 2.1505 kg | Cobalt $ 33.420 kg | Copper $ 8.2940 kg | Gallium $ 222.80 kg | Gold $ 61736.51 kg | Indium $ 284.50 kg | Iridium $ 144678.36 kg | Iron Ore $ 0.1083 kg | Lead $ 2.1718 kg | Lithium $ 29.821 kg | Molybdenum $ 58.750 kg | Neodymium $ 82.608 kg | Nickel $ 20.616 kg | Palladium $ 40303.53 kg | Platinum $ 30972.89 kg | Rhodium $ 131818.06 kg | Ruthenium $ 14950.10 kg | Silver $ 778.87 kg | Steel Rebar $ 0.5063 kg | Tellurium $ 73.354 kg | Tin $ 25.497 kg | Uranium $ 128.42 kg | Zinc $ 2.3825 kg |

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