Nonferrous metal industries
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Names and connections
- Broader: Metal trade
- Narrower: Beryllium industry
- Narrower: Bismuth industry
- Narrower: Brass industry and trade
- Narrower: Cadmium industry
- Narrower: Chromium industry
- Narrower: Cobalt industry
- Narrower: Gallium arsenide industry
- Narrower: Gallium industry
- Narrower: Gold industry
- Narrower: Lead industry and trade
- Narrower: Light metals industry
- Narrower: Lithium industry
- Narrower: Magnesium industry and trade
- Narrower: Manganese industry
- Narrower: Mercury industry and trade
- Narrower: Molybdenum industry
- Narrower: Nickel industry
- Narrower: Niobium industry
- Narrower: Platinum industry
- Narrower: Plutonium industry
- Narrower: Radium industry
- Narrower: Rare earth industry
- Narrower: Silver industry
- Narrower: Strontium industry
- Narrower: Tantalum industry
- Narrower: Tin industry
- Narrower: Titanium industry
- Narrower: Tungsten industry
- Narrower: Uranium industry
- Narrower: Vanadium industry
- Narrower: Zinc industry and trade
- Narrower: Zirconium industry
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 290702096544974404 · morton4x16-v1
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