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Resource intensity trends of ferrochrome production in South Africa
South Africa owns more than 70% of the world's known chromite reserves. Chromite has historically been the most feasible source of chromium suitable for ferrochrome production, which in turn is an essential raw material for stainless steel production. Stainless steel has a myriad of applications in...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2021
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