Current and Foreseen Tungsten Production in Portugal, and the Need of Safeguarding the Access to Relevant Known Resources
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tungsten primary resources; global and Portuguese historical production; curve-fitting models for tungsten production forecasting; tungsten resources of public importance in Portugal;All these keywords.
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