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tungsten ore

Either of the two main minerals, wolframite (FeMn)WO4 and scheelite, CaWO4, from which tungsten is extracted. Most of the world's tungsten reserves are in China, but the main suppliers are Bolivia, Australia, Canada, and the USA.



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It holds approximately 85 percent of the world's mine production of tungsten ore within its borders, and 65 percent of the world's reserve base.
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