X-MINING Nickel
Nickel atomic number 28, a silver-white metal, the fifth most common element on earth, the main producing countries are the Philippines, Russia and Canada.
It has a high melting point of 1453°C and is highly resistant to oxidation and corrosion. Nickel is mainly used as a raw material for stainless steel, other alloy materials, plating, coins and as a battery material for electric vehicles in recent years.
Nickel is also a highly recyclable metal. Sumitomo Metal Mining is producing nickel commercially in the Philippines by high-pressure sulfuric acid leaching from low-grade ores that could not be processed by conventional dry smelting methods.
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Materials
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Near-Infrared Absorbing Materials
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Thick Film
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Magnetic
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【R&D】 Fine Copper
Powders -
【R&D】 Copper Powder-Added Cu-Ni Complex Ink
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【R&D】 Fe-Ga Alloy Single Crystal
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【R&D】 Thermal Grease
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【R&D】 [Wet-chemical synthesized metal powder] Ultra-fine nickel powders
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AuSn (Gold-Tin) Solder
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Copper-clad laminate (2-layer FCCL, transparent FCCL)