Metallic Mineral Resources
The Critical Components for a Sustainable Earth
Daniel Müller author David Ian Groves author M Santosh author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
Published:16th Sep '24
£137.99
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This book explores the distribution and industrial utilization of metal resources, providing essential insights for researchers and engineers. Metallic Mineral Resources serves as a key reference.
In Metallic Mineral Resources, readers are introduced to the complex and varied distribution of metal resources essential for modern industry. The book delves into the industrial applications of metals, providing a comprehensive overview of how these resources are utilized across various sectors. Each chapter is meticulously structured to cover an array of metal systems, including abundant, scarce, rare, trace, and precious metals, offering insights into their significance and functionality.
The discussion progresses to a detailed examination of the temporal distribution of mineral resources, highlighting how historical availability has shaped current practices. This exploration is crucial for understanding the sustainability of these resources in the face of increasing global demand. The book also engages with future prospects, considering how advancements in technology and changes in market dynamics may influence the availability and extraction of metallic minerals.
Metallic Mineral Resources serves as an essential reference for researchers, engineers, and professionals in economic geology as well as the mining and exploration industries. Its thorough analysis and insightful perspectives ensure that it will be a valuable resource for years to come, guiding readers through the intricate world of mineral resources and their critical role in achieving a sustainable future.
ISBN: 9780443265624
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 750g
474 pages