Description

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Overview

Rhenium, a rare and valuable metal, is extracted as a byproduct during the refining of molybdenum and copper ores, undergoing specialized processes to isolate its high-purity form for industrial applications. Renowned for its exceptionally high melting point—one of the highest among elements—and remarkable resistance to wear and corrosion, rhenium is ideally suited for extreme environments. It is widely used in superalloys for jet engine components, high-temperature turbine blades, and catalysts in the petrochemical industry, where durability under intense conditions is paramount. Rhenium’s scarcity and ability to enhance material performance make it a critical resource, while its recyclability supports sustainable practices in advanced technology sectors.

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Properties

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Applications

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Packaging options​

Standard Format:

Powder or pellets, 10–100 g

Vacuum-sealed vials

Available as wire or sheet

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Market outlook​

Rhenium prices are ~$3,000–$5,000/kg, driven by aerospace. Supply (Chile, USA) is limited, with recycling critical. Demand is stable but vulnerable to production constraints.

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Purchase & Compliance​

Certificate of analysis provided. Third-party assays offered. Export controls apply due to strategic uses.

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