فروش کلوخه منیزیم با عیار 40 از اذربایجان با مجوز صادرات

عیار 40
اکسید سیلیس کمتر از 12
اکسید الومینیوم کمتر از 1
اکسید کلسیم کمتر از2
اکسید آهن کمتر از 2

Selling 40 grade magnesium lumps from Azerbaijan with export license

Grade 40
Silica oxide less than 12
Aluminum oxide less than 1
Calcium oxide less than 2
Iron oxide less than 2

50 thousand tons of lumps




50 هزار تن کلوخه


"Mine magnesium" generally refers to extracting magnesium from mineral deposits, primarily magnesite and dolomite, which are magnesium-bearing rocks. Magnesium is also found in seawater and brines, but mining typically involves extracting it from these solid mineral forms.
Here's a more detailed explanation:

Magnesium's Abundance:
Magnesium is the eighth most abundant element in the Earth's crust and is also found in seawater and brines.

Mining Process:
Magnesium is extracted from the earth through mining operations. The most common sources are:

Magnesite: A magnesium carbonate mineral.

Dolomite: A magnesium-calcium carbonate mineral.

Other Sources:
While magnesite and dolomite are the primary sources, magnesium can also be extracted from:

Seawater: Contains magnesium chloride.

Salt lake brines: Rich in magnesium salts.

Extraction Methods:
Once mined, the magnesium-bearing ores undergo various processing methods to isolate the magnesium. These include:

Electrolysis: Molten magnesium chloride is electrolyzed to produce magnesium metal.

Thermal reduction: Calcined ores are mixed with reducing agents and heated, producing magnesium vapor that is then condensed.

Applications:
Magnesium has numerous applications, including:

Aluminum alloys: Used in beverage cans and automotive parts.

Structural components: Magnesium alloys are used in automobiles and machinery.
Desulfurization of iron and steel: Magnesium is used to remove sulfur.
Construction materials: Magnesium oxide is used in fire-resistant and moisture-resistant building materials